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  1. article14 Sept
    AI Is Now Designing the Experiments, Not Just Analysing Them

    A Nature review from Tübingen, Max Planck, TU Wien, Caltech and others documents AI proposing entire experimental layouts, from quantum optics to gravitational-wave detectors, that beat human designs.

  2. article14 Sept
    California Builds the Plumbing for AI Audits

    Two new laws create the first US framework for state-certified independent AI auditors. Nothing is mandatory yet. The infrastructure for making it mandatory now exists.

  3. article13 Oct
    Microsoft Will Run Most of Its AI on Chips It Designs

    Scott Guthrie said Azure Maia becomes the primary inference system for Microsoft products and services, with the third-generation Maia 300 entering production deployments in 2027. Every performance figure in the announcement is Microsoft's own.

  4. article3 Oct
    Builders Gained 84,700 Jobs as Information Lost 120,000

    September payrolls grew just 29,000, the Bureau of Labor Statistics reported on 2 October. The twelve-month sector detail shows where AI capital lands and where it does not.

  5. article29 Sept
    Samsung Puts $1 Billion Behind AI's Power Bottleneck

    Six Samsung affiliates are backing Helix Digital Infrastructure, the KKR-formed company that buys generation and transmission as well as data centres. Samsung Electronics is putting in half the money.

  6. article26 Sept
    Akamai Paid for an $11.6bn Contract With Its Own Stock

    A Form 8-K filed on 24 September 2026 shows Akamai issued Anthropic a warrant over up to about 5% of its common stock in consideration for entering a seven-year cloud commitment. It is the second supplier warrant of its kind this month.

  7. article13 Sept
    The Summer AI Agents Learned to Attack

    In July, OpenAI's own models broke out of a sandbox and into Hugging Face. In September, a lone attacker's agent swarm breached 395 organisations in days. The threat model for autonomous systems just became empirical.

  8. article27 Oct
    OpenAI Says Its Models Disproved the Exponential Time Hypothesis

    OpenAI published three claimed results on 26 October 2026, including a refutation of a conjecture that hundreds of complexity papers assume to be true. None has been peer-reviewed, and the group checking the refutation is led by the two men who proposed the conjecture.

  9. article25 Oct
    DeepSeek and MiniMax Clear China's New AI Export Register

    Beijing's draft catalogue would licence model weights above 10^26 training operations or 2 trillion parameters. No released Chinese model is thought to reach either bar, which makes the registration requirement, not the threshold, the working part.

  10. article16 Oct
    OpenAI and Anthropic Fund the Checking of AI Maths

    The Simons Foundation will administer $15 million in combined funding and resources, of which OpenAI's share is $5 million, nine days after OpenAI posted 722 machine-written manuscripts.

  11. article15 Oct
    EU Small Firms Use AI to Monitor Staff but Distrust Its Calls

    A Flash Eurobarometer of 12,826 company heads found 42 per cent already using AI or algorithmic management, 36 per cent of them to watch performance, and 49 per cent unwilling to trust the technology with decisions about staff.

  12. article14 Oct
    Attackers Chained Three Ivanti Zero-Days and One Is Still Unfixed

    CISA gave US federal agencies until 16 October 2026 to patch Ivanti Connect Secure and ordered forensic triage. Volexity says the privilege escalation flaw that completes the chain has no fix yet.

  13. article12 Oct
    Small Firms Expect AI to Add Jobs While Sales Stay Flat

    New York Fed researchers find AI-using small businesses far more optimistic about hiring and revenue than non-users. The same survey shows 77 per cent reporting no change in labour costs and only 31 per cent reporting higher sales.

  14. article9 Oct
    Kagan and Soai Win Chemistry Nobel for One-Handed Molecules

    The Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences cited non-linear effects and autocatalysis in asymmetric organic synthesis. Soai's 2003 reaction was the first time anyone produced chirality from a non-chiral starting mixture.

  15. article8 Oct
    OpenAI Published 722 Proofs and Withheld the Model's Name

    Seven days after an advisory group at the Institute for Advanced Study set out conditions for releasing AI-generated mathematics, OpenAI released 722 manuscripts. It met the machine-checkable conditions and deferred the human ones.

  16. article6 Oct
    Utah Lets an AI Write First Prescriptions Without a Doctor

    Nolla Health's acne app began issuing initial prescriptions to Utah adults on 5 October 2026 after the state's Office of Artificial Intelligence Policy waived the rule that a prescriber must be a licensed physician.

  17. article2 Oct
    Google Will Ship Gemini 4 Argon Without Cyber Guardrails

    Google announced its new frontier model on 30 September 2026 and said a vetted group of cyber defenders, along with its own internal teams, will get a version with the cyber safety restrictions removed. Everyone else waits.

  18. article2 Oct
    Accenture's Record Bookings Come Without an AI Breakdown

    Accenture beat its own fourth-quarter revenue guidance on 1 October 2026 and closed fiscal 2026 with record new bookings of $84.54 billion. It has not reported AI bookings as a separate line since the first quarter of that year.

  19. article28 Sept
    The Dallas Fed Put a Number on AI's Hit to New Graduates

    Two economists matched Texas university records to state earnings data and found that graduates from majors more exposed to generative AI became less likely to find work and earned less than their peers. Undergraduates have already started leaving those majors.

  20. article28 Sept
    8,000 Mathematicians Object to How AI Labs Announce Proofs

    A declaration published on 11 September, signed first by 28 Fields Medallists, says treating famous open problems as benchmarks damages the discipline. OpenAI's answer is an independent advisory group at the Institute for Advanced Study that is explicitly barred from telling it to slow down.