OpenAI users anticipate a usage-limit reset

Theoretical computer scientist Scott Aaronson walks through OpenAI's surprise drop that solved 370 open math problems, including the quasi-Riemann hypothesis and new fast multiplication bounds. He also addresses the crisis facing mathematical research and student fears over AI alignment.

A Reddit r/Singularity post links to a video in which Anthropic cofounder Jack Clark says "we are in the singularity." The post carries no article text or further detail beyond the clip.

A single shifted byte in a corrupt 7z archive had blocked recovery of the user's 1990s Amiga data for 30 years; Claude located the byte. The recovered material includes the Amiga's BBS.

Anthropic told the IMF it expects Claude to handle 80-90% of frontier model training by next year, up from 1% in March, per a Reddit post sharing the slides.

A human-AI team reports a proof for a long-standing open problem in chaos theory, with Shanghai AI Lab's Shusheng-S2 contributing to the work. Details of the theorem and the model's specific role are not given in the available snippet.