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Perplexity Releases pplx-embed-v2-context-9b-preview: Aβ10
Perplexity releases pplx-embed-v2-context-9b-preview, a contextual embedding model that retrieves answers along with their supporting evidence.
Exa Launches Agent Ultra: A Subagent Swarm Deep Research APIβ9
Exa launches Agent Ultra, a subagent swarm deep research API for exhaustive list building. It outperforms Opus 5.5, GPT-6 Astra, and Perplexity Agent across fou...
If the AI Industry Followed Its Own Research, It Might Haveβ10
Anthropic's CEO says AI safety requires understanding how models "think." Interpretability research suggests they don'tβand that by its own logic, the industry ...
Security Researchers Used Claude to Help Hack Into OpenAIβ8
Security researchers used Anthropic's Claude AI to help hack OpenAI, exploiting a corrupted image and forum flaws. The incident highlights AI's dual-use risks.
OpenAI Just Wants to Win: Inside the Rivalries Reshaping AI Researchβ7
As of 2026, the race for AGI has become a zero-sum contest, with OpenAI at the center of rivalries that two mathematicians say are upending AI research culture.
The Download: OpenAIβs Turning Point for Math and a Battery Recordβ8
OpenAIβs math breakthrough sparks credit controversy, signaling AIβs rising role in mathematics and US battery installations hit a new record in 2026.
What OpenAI's Latest Controversy Reveals About the Future ofβ8
As AI masters complex proofs, mathematicians face a reckoning: collaboration could redefine the fieldβs future.
OpenAI Claims Major Math Breakthrough, But Academics Raise Questionsβ8
OpenAI touts a math breakthrough, but academics question its validity, sparking a debate on AI innovation versus scientific rigor.
The Download: AIβs Self-Improvement Challenge and the Forcesβ7
AI breakthroughs may lag as new study shows systems struggle with open-ended research, questioning recursive self-improvement timelines and summer heat causes.
AI's Recursive Self-Improvement May Not Arrive as Fast as Predictedβ8
AI's recursive self-improvement may arrive slower than expected due to creativity limits and research gaps, despite industry optimism.