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View all →Microsoft Patches Record 972 Vulnerabilities, 112 Critical
Microsoft's September patch release addressed a record 972 vulnerabilities, including 112 classified as critical. This marks a significant increase from the previous record of 570 vulnerabilities patched just two months prior.
Cognition Raises $2 Billion at $48 Billion Valuation, Competing in AI Coding Market
Cognition, the startup behind the coding assistant Devin, has raised $2 billion, increasing its valuation to $48 billion. This funding round, led by prominent venture capital firms, indicates that investors believe there is still room for multiple players in the AI coding sector. Cognition's annualized run-rate revenue has grown significantly from $492 million to $900 million since its last funding round.
Unauthorized Access to Claude Accounts Leads to Token Theft
Multiple users of Anthropic's Claude AI have reported unauthorized token consumption linked to compromised session keys. Anthropic acknowledged the issue, attributing it to infostealer malware that steals login sessions, but did not provide specific details on how the access was gained.
OpenAI's Breakthrough on Navier-Stokes Problem Challenged by NYU Researchers
OpenAI announced a solution to the Navier-Stokes problem, a significant mathematical challenge, using an advanced AI model. However, this claim is contested by researchers from NYU who published related findings just a day prior, raising concerns about potential data access by OpenAI. OpenAI maintains that no specific user data was used in their solution.
OpenAI ChatGPT Images 2.5 Introduces Sketch Tool for Image Generation
OpenAI has released an updated version of its image generation tool, ChatGPT Images 2.5, which includes a new feature called Sketch. This feature allows users to create images based on their doodles and provides enhanced editing capabilities.
MIT Researcher Uses GPT-5.6 Sol and Codex for Quantum Computing Experiments
An MIT researcher has implemented GPT-5.6 Sol alongside Codex to autonomously conduct quantum computing experiments. This integration allows for the analysis of results and the calibration of qubits, enhancing the efficiency of quantum research.
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OpenAI AI-Generated Solution to Navier–Stokes Millennium Prize Problem
OpenAI has released an AI-generated solution to the Navier–Stokes Millennium Prize Problem, which includes a detailed writeup and a formal proof using the Lean proof assistant. This development represents a significant step in applying AI to complex mathematical problems.
Safety for Whom? Boundary-Aware Self-Distillation for Controlled LLM Safety Refusal
The article discusses the limitations of current safety alignment methods in AI, particularly how they treat harmful prompts as a property of a topic rather than recognizing the need for nuanced boundaries within those topics. It introduces a new approach that focuses on refusing only harmful subsets of topics while allowing benign prompts to be answered, specifically in the context of political prompts.
Google DeepMind Releases AlphaGenome Atlas for Predicting DNA Variant Impacts
Google DeepMind has launched the AlphaGenome Atlas, an online repository that predicts the effects of 9 billion possible single-letter changes in the human genome on gene regulation. This tool aims to facilitate research in genetics by providing pre-computed predictions without the need for extensive computational resources.