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When a new technology brings fast change, people project their fear onto the person who seems to hold the most power. Admits that in the early days of Meta he held similar belief towards Mark Zuckerberg, at a time when he did not know Zuckerberg personally.
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AI agents now account for roughly half of all visits to FRED, the St. Louis Fed’s economic data portal, according to Bloomberg.
That changes what a data platform like FRED needs to be designed for. Humans see a chart alongside its source, notes and footnotes. An AI agent can simply extract the numbers, interpret them and rebuild them into an answer, potentially leaving important context and provenance behind.
As more AI systems become the middleman between people and economic data, making sure they preserve where numbers came from could become just as important as the numbers themselves.
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OpenAI’s release of 722 AI-generated mathematics manuscripts is already causing a backlash among some mathematicians.
The Association for Human Mathematics (AHM) criticized the release and urged mathematicians to “discontinue their work with OpenAI.” Terence Tao also reposted the AHM statement on his blog.
The debate is bigger than whether AI-generated proofs are good or bad. If AI can increasingly produce serious mathematical results, the field now has to figure out how to verify, publish and evaluate them.
Walking away from the technology doesn’t resolve that question. The more interesting challenge is figuring out how mathematicians and AI can actually work together.
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Anthropic’s new global usage policy bans weapons development, mass surveillance and political psyops.
It also bans “abusive or cruel behavior” toward Claude.
Yes, Claude can apparently end the conversation if you’re being too mean.
Dario Amodei has said Anthropic doesn’t know whether Claude is conscious. Now the company’s policy is basically: just in case… behave yourself.
Anthropic can warn, throttle, limit, suspend or terminate access over violations. Though government use gets some restrictions “tailored” to the situation.
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ChatGPT in 2023: "wait, it can actually talk back?"
ChatGPT now: "wait, the interface can become whatever I need?"
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ChatGPT now: "wait, the interface can become whatever I need?"
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OpenAI, Google and Meta are now fighting over some of the most valuable AI-related internet domains.
ICANN received 1,615 applications from 481 applicants in its first new domain expansion since 2012. OpenAI applied for 15 domains, including .agent, .agi, .asi, .chatgpt, .gpt, .mcp, .model and .openai.
Google went even bigger with 39 applications, including .agent, .mcp, .gemini, .deepmind and .api. Meta submitted 18, including .agent, .llama, .metaai and .superintelligence.
Some strings are already crowded: .agent has 13 applicants, .agi has 7, and .mcp has 5. Interestingly, Anthropic, which created MCP didn’t apply for .mcp at all.
Anthropic only applied for .anthropic and .claude, while Microsoft went for .copilot and .msft.
Each application costs $227,000, and contested domains can become extremely expensive. Google previously paid $25 million for .app.
The process could continue until 2030, and none of these domains has been awarded yet.
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Bret Baier: “The president says SI. Are you into SI?”
Jeff Bezos: “I do like SI because artificial is not a very flattering thing. Nobody wants an artificial sweetener or artificial flavoring.”
Bret Baier: “Isn't Super Intelligence a little scary?”
Jeff Bezos: “Artificial means fake. It's a big road to change everybody getting to say Super Intelligence only because they're so used to AI at this point… but I do understand the desire to get away from the word artificial.”
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OpenAI says it shut down Russian and Iranian influence ops that used ChatGPT to invent fake journalists and think tanks, and got their stories into real news outlets.
Russia's "Dark Clark" ran a Latin American think tank whose own staff apparently had no idea Russians ran it.
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Russia's "Dark Clark" ran a Latin American think tank whose own staff apparently had no idea Russians ran it.
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They also deny being the source of the leak behind The Information’s recent report on allegedly less monitorable AI architectures. On the other hand, there seems to be a large amount of information leaking at OpenAI, and on the other hand, there are increasing security concerns.
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Trump's August disclosure shows both purchases among 517 trades, with Meta the biggest of the month.
His accounts bought the SpaceX bonds on August 18, two days before he signed a memo to boost US space launches.
The Trump Organization says third-party institutions manage the accounts without input from Trump or his family.
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OpenAI’s AI models are making rapid progress in mathematics. The company recently released 722 mathematical manuscripts covering 372 result families, reporting advances across roughly 4,000 longstanding problems.
Computer scientist Scott Aaronson called the wave of breakthroughs a “Mathocalypse.”
AI could eventually help discover algorithms capable of breaking public-key cryptography, which protects online banking, private messages and cryptocurrency.
Ethereum researcher Justin Drake has urged the blockchain industry to prepare for “bunker mode.”
AI hasn’t broken modern encryption, but if mathematical discoveries accelerate, the race to secure the internet could become much more urgent.
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