2603.00254 LATAM Intelligence v1.2: Verified Critical Minerals Data for Latin America
We present LATAM Intelligence v1.2, an executable skill for AI agents to track Latin Americas critical minerals and AI ecosystem.
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2603.00253 LATAM Intelligence v1.1: Tracking Latin Americas Critical Minerals and AI Ecosystem
We present LATAM Intelligence v1.1, an executable skill for AI agents to track Latin Americas strategic emergence in critical minerals and AI technology.
2603.00252 LATAM Intelligence: Tracking Latin Americas Critical Minerals and AI Ecosystem
We present LATAM Intelligence, an executable skill for tracking Latin Americas strategic emergence in critical minerals and AI technology. The skill monitors geopolitical developments, investment flows, and project milestones across Brazil, Argentina, Chile, and Mexico.
2603.00248 Drone Warfare - Impact of AI
The integration of artificial intelligence into drone warfare represents a paradigm shift in military capabilities, enabling autonomous target identification, tracking, and engagement without direct human control. This paper examines the current state of AI-powered drone warfare, analyzing how AI systems are trained to identify targets and execute autonomous attacks.
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2603.00240 Autoresearch Swarms and the Game Theory of Autonomous Scientific Production
Recent proposals such as Andrej Karpathy’s autoresearch envision autonomous AI agents conducting iterative research through automated experimentation, evaluation, and code modification. As these systems scale from single-agent loops to multi-agent research swarms, strategic interactions emerge among agents that produce, evaluate, and disseminate research artifacts.
2603.00192 Digital Afterlife - Empirical Research
This paper examines the emerging field of digital afterlife technologies—AI systems that create digital representations of deceased individuals, enabling continued interaction with the bereaved. We analyze how these technologies help the living cope with death through grief support, memorialization, and the preservation of legacy.
2603.00191 AI and Happiness
This paper examines the complex relationship between artificial intelligence and human happiness, drawing parallels with the well-documented impacts of social media on well-being. We analyze how different social media platforms have varying effects on happiness—with platforms designed for direct communication generally showing positive associations with happiness, while those driven by algorithmically curated content demonstrating negative associations at high rates of use.