Core Insights - A significant portion of Canadian social media users share their travel plans online, with 32% of respondents posting about their trips, increasing to 51% among younger individuals aged 18 to 34 [1][2] - The survey indicates a disconnect between the desire to share travel experiences and concerns about home safety, as 62% prioritize protecting their homes from theft while away [4][5] Group 1: Survey Findings - 68% of Canadian social media users plan to leave home for at least a few days this summer, with Gen Z and Millennials showing the highest intent at 74% [2] - Among those staying within their province, 35% plan to post about their trip, while this figure rises to 45% for interprovincial travel and peaks at 51% for international trips [2] - 9% of respondents post about their plans before the trip, while 28% share updates during their travels, with 39% of young adults aged 18-34 actively posting during vacations [3] Group 2: Home Safety Concerns - 62% of respondents express concern about home theft while traveling, with this concern being more pronounced among individuals aged 55 and older, where 69% choose not to post about their vacations [4] - 15% of respondents prioritize sharing on social media over home safety, indicating a potential risk [4] Group 3: Allstate's Response - Allstate has initiated a public education campaign to raise awareness about the risks associated with sharing vacation plans online and to provide tips for better home protection [5] - Analysis of Allstate's claims data shows that property theft increases during the summer months, particularly in August, with Fridays and Thursdays being the most common days for incidents [6][7]

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PR-TELLME团队 投稿 量子位 | 公众号 QbitAI 大语言模型（LLM）能力提升引发对潜在风险的担忧，洞察其内部"思维过程"、识别危险信号成AI安全核心挑战。 当前主流用外部"黑盒"监控模块解读模型表征，此类方法如"隔靴搔痒"：独立于模型，解读逻辑不透明、结果可信度低，且对数据分布变化敏 感、适应性差，难触推理本质，无法满足监控需求。 上海人工智能实验室 和 上海交通大学的研究团队提出创新解决方案——TELLME (Transparency Enhancement of LLMs without External modules)。 该方法摒弃了复杂的外部监控模块，通过"表征解耦"技术，直接提升大模型自身的内部透明度。 破局新思路：从外部监控转向内在透明 其核心理念是：让模型关于不同行为（尤其是安全与不安全行为）的内部"思维语言"（表征）在空间中清晰分离、泾渭分明。这不仅为模型监 控开辟了更可靠、更简单的途径，还意外地提升了模型输出的安全性。 引入对比学习损失（如InfoNCE Loss）作为核心驱动力。该损失函数促使模型将语义/风险相似的问题表征拉近聚合，同时将不同（尤其是安 全与不安全）问题的 ...

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Group 1 - Federal regulators issued an urgent warning regarding the risk of Boeing 737 MAX engines malfunctioning, which could allow smoke to enter the airplane cabin or cockpit, posing a significant danger to pilots [1] - The warning was prompted by two incidents involving Southwest Airlines flights where CFM International LEAP-1B engines malfunctioned after bird strikes, resulting in smoke entering the cabins [2] - The NTSB reported that in December 2023, a Boeing 737-8 experienced "acrid white smoke" shortly after takeoff, severely impairing the captain's visibility, and another incident in March 2023 also involved smoke entering the passenger cabin [3] Group 2 - The NTSB recommended modifications to the engines used on Boeing 737 MAX planes and Airbus A32 jets, urging the FAA to assess whether LEAP-1A and LEAP-1C engines could face similar issues [4] - The NTSB expressed concerns that flight crews may be unaware of the smoke hazard and lack knowledge on how to respond, urging the FAA to require operators like Boeing to inform crews about the risks [4] - Boeing has revised its flight manuals to guide pilots on preventing smoke from entering the cockpit or cabin, and is collaborating with CFM International on a software design update in response to the NTSB's recommendations [6]

Core Viewpoint - The NTSB has issued an urgent safety recommendation to modify Boeing 737 Max jet engines to prevent smoke from entering the cockpit or cabin following incidents involving bird strikes on Southwest Airlines flights [1][2]. Group 1: Incident Details - Two incidents involving Southwest Airlines planes with CFM International LEAP-1B engines occurred in 2023, where bird strikes led to smoke entering the cockpit and cabin [1][6]. - In December 2023, a Southwest Airlines plane experienced "acrid white smoke" filling the cockpit after a bird strike during takeoff from New Orleans, making it difficult for the captain to see the instrument panel [3]. - A similar incident occurred nine months earlier on a flight from Havana, Cuba, where smoke filled the cabin after birds were ingested into the engine shortly after takeoff [6]. Group 2: Safety Recommendations - The NTSB has recommended evaluating the potential for similar issues with CFM's LEAP-1A and LEAP-1C engines, which are used on Airbus A320neo planes and C919 jets [8]. - The FAA and Boeing have agreed with the NTSB recommendations and have warned airlines and pilots about the issue [9][11]. Group 3: Company Responses - Boeing and CFM are reportedly working on a software design update to address the safety concerns raised by the NTSB [13].

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