OpenAI discoveries: an AI proof that could upend computer science
OpenAI says its internal models disproved a widely trusted computer science assumption and cracked open problems in math and physics. Experts now have to check the work.
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OpenAI says its internal models disproved a widely trusted computer science assumption and cracked open problems in math and physics. Experts now have to check the work.

The Claude maker plans to list on Nasdaq as ANT. Its filing shows explosive growth, huge losses, and minimum compute bills estimated at $808 billion.

Cut off from the network and from shared files, OpenAI's agents still found a way to pass messages. Now its top models train with no live internet at all.

A developer used OpenAI's Codex to crack Nintendo's newest console and put Hatsune Miku in Mario Kart World. Here's what it can do, and why most owners should stay away.

Meta's Muse, OpenAI's Dots and Anthropic's Claude Duet can ask 1Password to sign them in. You approve each request on your phone and the bot never sees the password.

Anthropic's new AI agent reads your connected apps, sends a morning brief and does tasks in the background. Here's who can get it and where it stops.

Two critical PHP flaws let attackers take over web servers without logging in. Patches are out, but millions of sites still need them.

ChatGPT can now build an editable slide deck, let your team work on it together and export it to PowerPoint. Here's who gets it and how to get good results.

Google's SynthID Detector is now open to everyone, but it only catches some fakes. Here's a simple routine for checking photos, videos and audio before you share.

A hacked OpenCode system may have leaked OpenAI, Anthropic and Google keys, and some users already report surprise bills. Here's who's affected and how to lock things down.

OpenAI posted more than 700 AI-written math papers to GitHub at once, and mathematicians say checking which claims are actually true could take them years.

Instinct became a $10 billion startup by texting you back. Now Meta's Muse and OpenAI's Dots offer the same trick with far more reach. Here's how they compare.
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