
OpenAI's GPT-5.6 Sol model proved a 50-year-old graph theory conjecture, showing any qualifying graph needs no more than eight loops to cover. - Scientific American
Anthropic pushes states toward tougher AI safety laws while OpenAI urges Congress to codify state rules into one national framework instead - Business Insider

Apple confirms it is building AI features with Google's Gemini and Nvidia models, a notable shift from its past rivalry - Fast Company

Chinese startup Moonshot's upcoming Kimi K3 model is expected to surpass Anthropic's Claude Opus 4.8, narrowing the US-China AI gap - Financial Times
Mira Murati's Thinking Machines released Inkling, a 975-billion-parameter open-weight model with a 1-million-token context window that the company admits isn't the best available. - Thinking Machines Lab
Tests like deepseek-v4-flash here, best US open-source model, good for agentic tasks - Artificial Analysis

Musk rocketship falls from orbit: SpaceX shares fall below $135 for the first time since its June debut, erasing roughly $1 trillion in value - Financial Times
Oops Elon stole your secrets: xAI open-sources coding tool to regain trust after massive uproar because it uploaded complete directories including API keys. - Simon Willison’s Weblog
He was writing prompts, Grok was the one generating the CSAM tho?

Desert superbloom: TSMC pledges $100 billion in additional US investment, bringing its total Arizona commitment to $265 billion, while raising 2026 capex guidance to $60-64 billion - The Wall Street Journal

Bankers are marketing majority stakes in several data-center operators worth tens of billions as vacancy falls below 1% in markets like Northern Virginia. - BlockSpace Media

Physical AI, emotional damage: Hyundai's South Korea plant saw a partial strike over wages, AI, and deploying Boston Dynamics' humanoid robots onto the assembly line - The Wall Street Journal
Fujitsu is leading a Japanese robotics push using Nvidia technology to build physical AI that lets machines interact with the real world - The Washington Post
Walden Robotics launched with $300 million and legless, wheeled humanoid robots already working eight-hour shifts at a Toyota plant - TNW | Artificial-Intelligence

DeepMind researcher Alex Turner resigned in June after Google's Pentagon deal permitted classified military use of its AI, joining roughly 600 employee objectors - Business Insider

People’s republic of Nvidia: If you're not a billionaire in San Francisco, you're poor. - Business Insider


Risky for commerce and financial sites, you could get prompt-injected and have an agent buy stuff and ship it anywhere, or transfer your cash to a casino in the Philippines, also media websites might block your bots and your whole account.


Digital dirt/cringe check: Employers now use AI to dig up compromising online histories on job candidates, and scrubbing a digital trail can itself backfire - The Wall Street Journal


Game theory of mind: Game designer says games reveal how minds work, offering a lens on LLM cognition as more games are built for AI to play - Financial Times
WSJ calls BS on PBCs. - The Wall Street Journal
There are many institutions with defined missions, foundations, universities. Mozilla, Hershey, Bosch, Novo Nodisk, Carlsberg, Patagonia are under foundations.
It's like, if the government tries to make things better, that's bad (despite in theory democratically aligned governed).
If a private entity wants to do good things, it's also bad.
Good is bad, up is down, everything's turned around. Black is white, hot is cold, and nothing's quite the way it's told.
Alignment and governance are always hard. As in everything else, there are people who try to keep themselves honest accountable and transparent, and people who shamelessly game the system, and people who criticize and boo from the sidelines.
England had 10 men against Mexico and it was less one-sided.
Tuchel is toast
1) never start a land war in Asia
2) never go up against a Sicilian when death is on the line
3) never park the bus against Argentina, Messi will steal it
undoubtedly 2 great and very different teams in final
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