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The People Building Superintelligence Aren't Sure They Can Control It

Researchers inside Anthropic are publicly warning that future AI systems could pose catastrophic risks that the industry does not yet know how to control.

Your AI Research Assistant Works for Someone Else

OpenAI's Navier-Stokes effort highlights a new research imbalance, with frontier labs able to direct thousands of AI agents and massive computing resources at promising problems almost immediately.

AI Was Supposed to Make Scientists Faster. Now It May Be Making Discoveries.

On Tuesday, OpenAI published what it says is an AI-generated solution to the Navier-Stokes existence and smoothness problem, one of mathematics' seven Millennium Prize Problems.

OpenAI's Astra Crosses a Critical Cyber Threshold, Raising New Questions About AI Oversight

OpenAI says GPT-6 Astra is its first broadly deployed model to reach the “Critical” cybersecurity threshold under its Preparedness Framework, based on capabilities including autonomous vulnerability discovery and exploit development.

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LinkedIn Wants You to Use AI Without Sounding Like AI

LinkedIn is trying to solve a problem that increasingly confronts every platform built around human conversation: What happens when artificial intelligence becomes good enough to help everyone write, but so ubiquitous that it makes everyone sound the same?

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Enterprise AI Has a Token Problem. New Research Says More Context Isn't the Answer

Jedify's production benchmark found that its context graph architecture returned correct answers in 87 percent of 200 graded runs while averaging 25,036 tokens per SQL generation call.

Bill Gates Wants to Reserve Some Jobs for Humans

In a sweeping new essay on AI, Gates argues that artificial intelligence could eliminate jobs faster than society can adapt. His most provocative proposal is not to stop the technology, but to decide that some things should remain human, even when machines can do them.

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This AI Chatbot Is Really Just a Bunch of People Typing

ChatTJB was supposed to be a joke about artificial intelligence. Then it ran into a very familiar technology problem: too many users.

Meta Returns to Open-Weight AI with Muse Glimmer

Meta is returning to open-weight artificial intelligence with a new model designed to run on consumer hardware, as CEO Mark Zuckerberg argues that increasingly capable AI should be widely available rather than controlled by a small number of institutions.

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Anthropic Will Add Invisible Watermarks to Claude-Generated Text

Anthropic is introducing machine-readable watermarks to text generated by supported Claude models as it moves to comply with European Union AI transparency rules.

Nvidia Invests 1.5 Billion in SB Energy to Back Massive OpenAI Ohio Data Center

Nvidia is investing $1.5 billion in SB Energy and providing credit support for a massive new AI data center campus in Ohio that will supply computing capacity to OpenAI.

5 Things Google's Gemini 3.7 Flash Reveals About the Next Phase of AI

Google is continuing its push to make advanced AI models faster, more efficient and easier to use with the introduction of Gemini 3.7 Flash.

AI Adoption in the Workplace Accelerates but the Trust Gap Persists, Report Finds

AI is becoming common at work before many organizations have built the policies, training, and leadership practices employees need to use it with confidence.

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