Ten math problems stumped humans for decades. An AI solved them for $2,000.
OpenAI said an unreleased version of its next system cracked ten mathematics problems that had stalled for a decade, Europe's AI labelling rules took effect, a US judge let Minnesota's deepfake-app ban stand over xAI's objection, Sam Altman's ChatGPT parenting pitch drew a reply that out-liked him twelve to one, and six Filipino students took AI warehouse drone plans to the FedEx finals in Singapore.
OpenAI's Astra solved 10 stuck math problems
OpenAI said an unreleased version of its next system, Astra, produced new answers to ten mathematics problems that had seen no progress for at least a decade, and the computing time cost about $2,000.
The EU starts labelling AI content today
From today, anything sold in Europe that makes AI images, audio or text designed to look real must stamp it with a digital label, and skipping it can cost up to 3 percent of a company's total revenue.
xAI lost its bid to block a US deepfake ban
A US judge let Minnesota's ban on apps that digitally strip clothes from photos take effect on Saturday, turning down Elon Musk's xAI, which had asked to pause it three days before the deadline.
Sam Altman's parenting tip backfired
Sam Altman suggested parents plug the family calendar into ChatGPT so it can make a podcast about their kids for the drive to school, and the reply "what if you just talked to your children" drew 122,000 likes against his 9,600.
Six Filipino students, one AI drone plan
Six Filipino students in three teams will bring AI-powered warehouse drone plans to the FedEx and Junior Achievement finals in Singapore this month, among them ArkSight from a Mandaue City public high school.