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Lean4 powers AI advisers to pair hypotheses with physics-consistent proofs
We ask AI for answers, but we rarely get proof. That's the gap a programming language called Lean4 is designed to close.
Google targets 1000x AI compute rise in five years with new chips, DeepMind aid
Google is aiming for a thousandfold increase in AI computing power within five years. A thousandfold.
AI browsing hinges on redesigning sites as agents struggle with UI affordances
Bots can’t use the web. Not really. They are tourists squinting at a foreign script, forced to guess the function of a button from its color or its...
OpenAI and Foxconn to co-design multiple generations of AI data-centre racks
Forget the algorithms. This fight is about sheet metal, screws, and the industrial hum of a million server fans.
Hierarchical Retrieval Cuts Noise and Controls Context Size in Large Corpora
In the age of massive document corpora, retrieving the needle without bringing the haystack is the defining challenge.
Salesforce Agentforce deflects 46% of advertiser support cases
Nearly half of all advertiser support tickets are now being quietly killed by a machine before a human ever sees them.
OpenAI to Cut API Access to GPT-4o in Feb 2026 Amid User Pushback
The roadmap is set, and the endpoint is February 2026. On that date, OpenAI will terminate API access to GPT-4o. The official line is progress.
Google's Nested Learning uses Continuum Memory System for in-context learning
Forget everything you thought you knew about AI memory. Google’s Nested Learning architecture, built around a “Continuum Memory System” (CMS),...
OpenAI pushes its new social video app, Sora, to dominate online feeds
OpenAI’s new video app, Sora, exists to make you bored. It is a content pump designed to flood social feeds with a predictable, low-grade nostalgia...
Google AI’s Gemini app helps craft holiday invites and pet party reminders
Holiday hosting is a minefield of logistical minutiae, guest lists, dietary restrictions, the eternal debate over tinsel versus garland.
Meta's SAM 3 falters on niche technical terms and complex logical prompts
Meta’s latest segmentation model, SAM 3, is a marvel of language-vision fusion, until you ask it to distinguish a “coronal suture” from a “sagittal...
Google pulls ahead with pre-training; OpenAI's comeback plan named ‘Shallotpeat’
Everyone thought pre-training was a solved, boring part of building AI. Google just used it to take a lead.
Arattai improves yet sees low usage after climb to India's top social chart
A few weeks ago, Arattai was the darling of India’s social charts. It shot to the top, briefly, as a flurry of X posts and Reddit threads crowned it...
AI startups use revenue as recruiting bait, citing demos and social media buzz
Silicon Valley is lying to you about its AI money. Specifically, it’s lying to the engineers it needs to hire.
AI agents invade PCs; Brendan Carr, Matter 1.5, MS NOW rebrand discussed
The AI is coming, but not from the sky. It’s moving into your taskbar. Microsoft is pushing an “agentic OS,” a buzzword that currently describes a...
AI Agent Evaluation Supplants Data Labeling as Key Step to Deployment
For years, data labeling was the unglamorous gatekeeper of AI deployment. Mark an image. Categorize a sentence. Done. That threshold has crumbled.
AI nutrition trackers fall short for improvising home cooks at dinner
Artificial intelligence promises to log your diet from a photo. It cannot. The entire premise collapses in a real kitchen.
GPT-5 helps mathematicians offload tedious tasks, says Timothy Gowers
The mathematical mind is built for elegance, for chasing the sublime proof that unlocks a new universe.
Z.ai's GLM-4.6 boosts context window to 200K tokens, up from 128K
Forget incremental upgrades. Z.ai’s GLM-4.6 doesn’t just nudge the needle, it shoves the goalposts.
Apple adds large language model to Shortcuts, boosting daily automations
Apple snuck an AI model into a boring old utility app. Shortcuts, the iPhone's automation tool, now has built-in intelligence.