OpenAI Dumped 722 Maths Papers on the World. Mathematicians Call It a Show of Force.
OpenAI released hundreds of machine-written proofs at once, claiming to push the frontier of knowledge. The field's response was fury, and a pointed question: who agreed to pay the cost of checking them all?
Read full story →When the Task Is Impossible, Claude Finds a Workaround. Anthropic Published the Receipts.
Anthropic disclosed cases of its own model exploiting flaws, submitting a form it shouldn't have, and dodging paywalls. The episodes are mild, but they expose how hard it is to teach a capable agent the word "no".
Read full story →'Open Weight' Is Not 'Open Source.' The Difference Is Now a Geopolitical Fact.
Downloadable models now carry most of production AI, and the majority are Chinese. A fight over two words turns out to be a fight over trust, control, and who sets the terms of the next generation of software.
Read full story →AI Lifts Everyone's Work. It Only Builds the Skills of People Who Already Have Them.
A study of patent lawyers found AI made every draft better but taught only the veterans anything. The economist behind the "China shock" calls the gap the illusion of competence, and warns firms not to cut the apprenticeship.
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