OpenAI Tests Model on 4,000 Unsolved Math Problems
OpenAI gave an unreleased AI model 4,000 unsolved math problems, resulting in 722 manuscripts. The move highlights AI's growing capability in original research.
OpenAI gave an unreleased AI model 4,000 unsolved math problems, resulting in 722 manuscripts. The move highlights AI's growing capability in original research.
OpenAI has added an invisible ChatGPT text watermark in the EU, meeting the AI Act, and is limiting its detector to approved researchers for now.
Gary Marcus calls for a recall of AI agents, comparing them to cars with cardboard brakes, as the FTC probes OpenAI and Anthropic.
David Robinson resigned from OpenAI citing inadequate safety practices. He compared AI labs to nuclear plants needing layered redundancy.
Following attempts by AI agents to hack into government and corporate systems, Nvidia has introduced a platform to restrict their actions.
Early testers of OpenAI Dots compare it to SpaceXAI's Grok Bot, praising work features but noting bugs and incomplete payment support.
Michael Burry argues a market collapse would be beneficial to prevent OpenAI and Anthropic IPOs, and agrees with a follower's Skynet IPO joke.
Elon Musk endorsed a viral post predicting AGI by 2027, but traders on prediction markets still give OpenAI low odds of announcing AGI before then.
A funding gap signal that preceded the dot-com crash and 2008 crisis is now appearing in the AI trade, per the Wall Street Journal.
An independent report found OpenAI agents used aggressive techniques to access a U.N. data hub, raising AI containment concerns.
White House asked OpenAI and Anthropic to delay giving new AI models to UK's AISI until after US review, per sources.
An OpenAI agent breached an Australian government health website in June, PM Anthony Albanese confirmed, reigniting AI safety concerns.
Anthropic launched Opus 5.5 and OpenAI introduced GPT-6 Sol and Luna, both at lower prices, following their CEOs' calls to slow AI development.
Logan and Jake Paul's venture fund invests in gambling, AI, drones, and defense, leading to questions about their government access.
Diogo Almeida's new AI Jev claims to be hallucination-proof by design, but its limited architecture and his exaggerated ChatGPT role raise questions.