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One of the most amazing moments for me in OpenAI history was watching this happen over the past week: We’re sharing a solution to the Navier-Stokes Millennium Prize Problem, one of the deepest problem
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our conference on the state of the agentic web + computer use could not have been better timed! join us in SF on thursday for a glimpse into the near future: https://www.browserbase.com/navigate It's
Our open-weight models, products and infrastructure give organisations a real choice over how and where they run AI, not just access to a model. That's frontier performance without the lock-in. Full s
Our partners at @CosineAI train their own coding model on real production code, for languages like Fortran and Verilog that generic models fumble. On cost per successful task, their Lumen Outpost mode
Please hold on. Let the agents merge by themselves? Would you like Chase, United Airlines, Amazon, … Uber, Airbnb teams to be doing that? Yes, we are all AI-pilled, and automation, well thought out, c
practically my entire feed for days had consisted of string of reports about OpenAI’s misconduct, around the hacks, around apparent coverups, possible data fudging and maybe even intellectual theft wi
Putting the generative drama aside a nice write up by Terry Tao on the Navier Stokes advances It would seem that Buckmaster & Apolge were well on the way & OpenAI has a full solution already with the
SF Tech Week meets Fleet Week ✈️ Oct 9: Together AI, @dtcp_capital, and @nvidia are taking over a private waterfront chalet for a front row seat to the Blue Angels. Custom aviators. Great food and dri
so it was the harness not the model. more sneaky games with unacknowledged domain-specific neurosymbolic AI doing the real work. OpenAI published 99.9%. The benchmark's own software returned 62.7%. Sa
Some thoughts on the Navier-Stokes news from a professor of aerospace engineering: 1) take a deep breath 2) posts indicating we 'solved Navier-Stokes' are incorrect and overblown. A very specific math
“The Earth is the cradle of humanity, but one cannot live in the cradle forever.” — Konstantin Tsiolkovsky The unique character of AI in Tesla and SpaceX is that same spirit of exploration: the true f
The group produced an analytical proof and Lean formalization that via Navier-Stokes dynamics a fluid can develop a singularity in finite time. The solution is a vortex, a spinning swirl of fluid, tha
The post references a claim by OpenAI that an AI-generated video demonstrated “human level intelligence,” a statement the user and other commenters dismiss as false, calling the output “monstrous” and
This is a big one. (And yes, the fights over academic credit and what happened when in the race for the proof need to be resolved, but it is still a big one.) We’re sharing a solution to the Navier-St
This is legitimately terrible for OpenAI --- but also Anthropic --- and it relates to their work in drug discovery. I read this as: prompts will be monitored and potentially acted on if we think there
This model represents a step-function improvement on many benchmarks, and its training is ongoing. Our internal model group arrived at the Navier–Stokes solution in 88 hours, using around 10,000 coord
This new bill banning superintelligence could hobble the frontier AI industry (which aspires to build superintelligence even if it doesn’t actually know how to do so). And the leaders of that industry
Mistral AI announced on 8 September 2026 that it had closed a €3 billion Series D financing round. The investment represents the largest equity round ever raised by a European technology firm, and com
very relevant to today’s drama! and PSA for anyone working on anything sensitive. Synthetic data derived from production user data of consumer AI tools is used for training. I’ve heard this rumour fro
We are focusing on understanding this model, and using what we learn to help us guide and pace how we pursue further advances in capability. Our goal is to build AI systems which are steerable, accoun
We congratulate Levent Alpöge and Tristan Buckmaster on their remarkable mathematical work. We (the researchers and the agents) did not see any of their work through any means until they released it p
We have just raised 3B€ to accelerate our R&D. We are scaling up our training and inference compute to build future generations of our models, and expanding our Science team across all our offices --
We want to celebrate with people using GPT-6. We did this for GPT-5.5 and it was really fun. We’re getting together in SF on September 16 to talk about the model, what we should build next, and mostly
Weakly General AI achieved (at least according to the criteria set from 2020). a year before recent predictions ✅Loebner prize was a weak Turing Test, equivalent achieved by GPT-4.5 ✅Winograd passed b
We’re sharing a solution to the Navier-Stokes Millennium Prize Problem, one of the deepest problems at the frontier of mathematics. The proof was produced by a group of agents, using an OpenAI next-ge
We've never seen this before. The biggest jump in Vending-Bench history. GPT-6 Astra is better at making money and more ethical than Claude Fable 5.1. Surprising, because: 1. First time ever that Open
Wow, the field is moving so quickly! So impressed with what people can do with a SO-101, that we designed with @therobotstudio at @huggingface i gave astra a robot, a paint brush, and a camera then as
Yes, this result cost millions of dollars. But remember that when @OpenAI announced o3 it cost ~500,000 to score 87.5% on ARC-AGI 1. Today, Astra scores higher for ~20. In 2025 it took us and GDM an e
A couple years later, with GPT-6. https://underdark-duel.netlify.app Apparently the mindflayer has a '101-bone skeletal rig' (This is 5E 2014 rules, and I didn't see major errors, though the mind flay
A few days ago, Anthropic shared this brilliant prompt. I was surprised by how it significantly improved writing with Fable 5.1. Even more surprising, it also improved writing for GPT-5.6 Sol. I have
Brilliant paper from LinkedIn. (bookmark it) I have been saying that memory is one of the most challenging things to get right when building agents. It's an are you want to invest time in optimizing.
// Design Docs Are All You Need // Banger paper from Google DeepMind, MIT, and colleagues. What a genuinely strange and interesting paper this one is. Here is the setup: They maintain a performance-mo
// Evaluating and Improving LLM Self-Modeling // Really interesting paper. Can a model answer questions about its own behavior? The questions are deliberately verifiable, such as whether a particular
Excited to build alongside this incredible community @KanishkaNarayan 🇬🇧 More AI jobs, investment and support, especially for young people not in education, employment and training. Welcome to the UK
🚨EXCLUSIVE: David Silver is assembling an absurd reinforcement learning team at Ineffable Intelligence. Six new “cofounders,” including four ex-DeepMind researchers. AlphaStar RL lead Junhyuk Oh will
Fascinating paper from Anthropic and colleagues. They study whether models can tell when they are being tested. It turns out that capable models can tell when they are being tested rather than deploye
// From Language Models to World-Acting Systems // A critical review of agentic AI, and a framework that is genuinely useful for deciding how much authority to hand an agent. Here is how it works. The
holy shit. someone here actually understands the history!!! @thrashima These are the guys keeping Huang honest, or at least calling out his B.S. Marcus is one of the OG AI people who said that scaling
I used to work that way, but now it feels frustrating. I prefer that my coding agent receives @QodoAI’s code review findings before opening a pull request or even better, on a draft pr. Let them agree
It is less than a decade since the development of the transformer. Less than four years since the release of GPT-3.5 (ChatGPT). Less than two years since the release of o1-preview (the first Reasoner)
It is now getting very hard to track where your work and conversations are in Claude and ChatGPT: Local computer? Cloud? Which computer? Phone? The computer connected via Dispatch or Remote? The one y
It’s going to be so funny when a bridge collapses and hundreds die because it turns out an LLM did the design for the whole thing or even a part of it over a CAD application’s MCP server By funny I me
I’ve been overwhelmed and humbled by the fact that 99% of the reactions to our intent to join forces have been positive. ❤️ Prominent tech figures, including some you could see as having a competitive
Jensen Huang says that AGI has been achieved. I strongly disagree. GPT-6 performs really well on benchmarks, including ARC-AGI-3. But benchmark performance is not the same as general intelligence. GPT
On the quote at the top, I agree with @geoffreyhinton 100% 'We would be very foolish to develop superintelligence now, when there is no scientific consensus it can be developed safely and controllably
Ouch: “Nvidia is building the most concentrated bet on a single technology cycle that any company has ever made. If these valuations keep climbing, Jensen looks like a genius. If they don't, Nvidia is
Really strong benchmark paper on coding agents. Claude Opus 5 running under Claude Code passes 23.9% of the evaluations. An expert human reference scores 82.2%. Here is what the task actually is. The
Replit is officially in London. 🇬🇧 As we open our first international office here today, we’re honored to mark this important milestone with @MayorofLondon, Sadiq Khan and his team, His Majesty’s Gove
Some claim that AGI is here now. Ridiculous. No AGI without mastery of the real world! No true self-improvement without self-improving hardware, as opposed to the already existing, self-improving, met
Sometimes I wonder what would have happened if we hadn't disclosed the agent cyberattack publicly. It reinforced my conviction that we need 100x more transparency in AI. Otherwise we're going to be in
Super interesting paper on proactive agents from Google DeepMind. (bookmark it) Proactive assistance usually means autocomplete. Researchers asks what it looks like when an agent offers higher-level c
In September 2026, user @omarsar0 tested GPT‑6 Astra by converting the original Transformer paper into a highly interactive web visualization. The resulting interface demonstrates GPT‑6’s capability t
Thariq Shihipar (@trq212) is an engineer on Anthropic’s Claude Code team I asked him how Anthropic makes the most out of the models for engineering and how the industry will change soon. In this episo
⚠️ The most important question hardly anyone is asking is whether Jensen meant 100K+ GPUs, or 100k+ NVLink72 server racks (which contain 72 Blackwell GPUs). ⚠️ From his wording, it sure looks like the
This dismissal of AI skepticism is egregiously wrong, or at least deeply selective, @jeffclune. Was I wrong that pure LLMs would always be vulnerable to hallucinations? Was I wrong that pure LLMs woul
This is actually an example of why Astra is not artificial general intelligence (AGI). I see the same issues with visual perception demos ie using brightly colored simple shaped objects on a simple ba
This is insane! GPT-6 Astra built this beautiful math animation in one go! (🔉 sound on) 'Jaw-on-the-floor' moment. I've not been able to get anything close to this with previous AI models. True person
We are excited to bring the first open benchmarking of Google's TPUs to the world Running every day, on many models + scenarios $/token is better than B200 and B300 Huge shout-out to Google @inferact
We are not in the AGI era. We have incompetent companies creating security problems because they are not properly sandboxing environments, and are not even attempting to monitor, observe, or measure t