The edition follows a large AI mathematics release and disagreements over proof verification, credit and scientific practice. It also covers biological data, model prices, revenue, agent welfare, infrastructure constraints, space and physical automation.
This independent, non-endorsed index uses original summaries of Dr. Alex Wissner-Gross’s reporting. Mathematical results, biomedical findings, forecasts, opinions and allegations remain attributed; linked-source claims have not been independently verified. The Terafab follow-up records Musk’s rejection of the previously reported possible TSMC role.
Reported developments
- OpenAI releases a reported 722 mathematics manuscripts
- The edition compares the release with the earlier Navier–Stokes effort
- The reported claims span major open mathematics problems
- Altman celebrates the mathematics release
- Chen claims a decade of mathematical progress in a week
- An AI-generated tally assigns the release a large share of discoveries
- A rumor describes two further manuscript batches
- The Association for Human Mathematics urges an OpenAI boycott
- Mathematicians criticize OpenAI’s handling of advice
- Lozano-Robledo questions the release’s motives
- Bloom freezes proof claims on Erdős Problems
- Tao proposes prioritizing mathematical exposition
- A paper reportedly refutes the 3SUM and APSP hypotheses
- Drake urges preparation for AI-enabled cryptographic threats
- Biohub expands its Virtual Biology Initiative
- Biology programs plan larger data collections and wet-lab capacity
- AlphaProtein Novo reportedly designs high-performing enzymes
- The president attacks continued use of artificial-intelligence terminology
- The White House announces science commitments
- The science program relies on industry amid shrinking federal research
- Technology executives receive science medals
- A prosecutor uses the new terminology in a streaming-fraud case
- Musk reportedly returns to trillionaire status amid corporate rebranding
- Claude Haiku 5.5 reportedly costs one-tenth as much
- Reflection’s open Beam reports a SWE-bench score
- EmbeddingGemma 2 supports five modalities on-device
- Q Labs introduces pretraining without backpropagation
- OpenAI researchers reportedly spend heavily on coding agents
- Frontier models reportedly outperform analysts on earnings forecasts
- OpenAI’s reported revenue run rate disappoints investors
- OpenAI and Anthropic intensify their pricing competition
- An analysis rates Anthropic subscriptions highly on value
- OpenAI promotes GPT-6 access
- A small share of US consumers reportedly pay for AI
- Musk says Grok will route some work to Opus 5.5
- Google introduces prompt-driven game creation
- Bezos predicts a return of single-earner households
- Anthropic prohibits gratuitous cruelty toward Claude
- Female-presenting agents reportedly receive lower pay
- A threat in a Claude diary conversation is reportedly referred to police
- Insurers prepare for rogue-agent claims
- OpenAI introduces text watermarking for the EU
- Anthropic launches a critical-infrastructure cyber initiative
- Norway considers restrictions on smart glasses
- Samsung reports record profit despite a stock decline
- AMD plans a substantial supply increase
- Large companies seek debt financing for chips
- Musk rejects a TSMC operating role at Terafab
- Oracle reportedly trucks gas at a substantial premium
- Google secures a large Constellation power agreement
- Finland’s data-center pipeline reaches a reported scale
- San Francisco imposes a data-center moratorium
- Rural data-center projects pursue opportunity-zone tax incentives
- Ulanqab hosts a reported 15 GW of data centers
- China reportedly recruits few researchers relative to the US pool
- South Korea plans a frontier-model competition
- SpaceX seeks approval for a launch-site gas pipeline
- SpaceX pursues spectrum for Starlink Mobile
- Musk forecasts SpaceX outgrowing Earth’s economy
- The White House promises a permanent presence on the Moon
- Isaacman wants NASA involved if UAPs prove extraterrestrial
- Kennedy makes an unverified claim about summoning unidentified craft
- Atomic Machines reports a microdevice manufacturing platform
- MIT demonstrates a low-cost printed motor
- Robotic capability exceeds reported economic viability
- The edition describes broader exoskeleton adoption
- A robot performs improvisation about mortality
- A smart coffee maker reportedly transfers unusually large data volumes
- Research suggests transplanted hearts reflect recipient age
- Med-El launches a fully implanted hearing device
- An AI service reportedly prescribes acne drugs in Utah
- Jonathan’s genome is sequenced with a reported youthful methylation pattern