OpenAI made history today. An internal reasoning model autonomously disproved a famous conjecture in mathematics that stood for nearly 80 years. The problem: In 1946, Paul Erdős asked how many pairs of points can be exactly 1 unit apart if you place n points on a flat surface.
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Excitement over AGI takeoff with caveat from multiple companies
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As excited as I am that a takeoff seems to have begun and we are entering a golden age of science, one thing remains: I'm hearing more and more from all sides that AGI is within reach. This applies to Google (AGI, Physical AGI), as well as OpenAI and Anthropic. The only caveat:
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Anthropic Projected to Double Revenue to $10.9 Billion
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Even bigger win for Anthropic: Anthropic’s revenue is set to more than double to $10.9 billion in the second quarter, an explosive rate of growth that will help it turn an operating profit for the first time. About $500m in profit. Nuts.
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OpenAI preparing for release of upcoming general-purpose LLM
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OpenAI is aiming for a release of their upcoming general-purpose LLM. „We have not pushed this model to the limit on open problems. Our focus is to get it out quickly so that everyone can use it for themselves.“ What makes this so impressive is that a general-purpose LLM, not
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Defining Physical AGI and the Evolution of Robotics
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„We are now talking about physical AGI, and define it as all of what humans can do.“ Really interesting developments on robotics as well. Will cover everything later
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Anthropic Secures Additional Compute Capacity from Colossus Clusters
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Holy: After Anthropic secured compute capacity from Colossus 1, it is now also getting access to compute from Colossus 2. But to be honest: I somehow expected to his. Grok certainly doesn’t need all that compute.
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AI Research and its Nobel Prize-Winning Impact on Science
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From AlphaGo to AlphaZero to AlphaFold, his work has shaped not only the trajectory of artificial intelligence, but also our understanding of what AI can do for science. In 2024, he was rightly awarded the Nobel Prize in Chemistry, together with John Jumper and David Baker, for
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Demis Hassabis on the transformative speed of AI development
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AI changing the world: „10x the Industrial Revolution at 10x speed, so 100x“ (Demis Hassabis)
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Demis Hassabis predicts AGI arrival by 2026-2027
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„We are only a few years away from AGI (…) we can start feeling it now. 2026,2027 is when it’s starting.“ Demis Hassabis has never been known for trying to generate hype. Hearing him say that we are on the path to AGI really excites me.
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Base44 launches AI-powered website builder with motion and component support
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Base44 just launched a new design experience that generates full sites with actual motion from a single prompt. Not the usual static AI builder output — components render properly, animations are timed, and you keep designing in the chat instead of starting over. The gap between… https://t.co/Tv2ChjUFAT
— Chubby♨️ (@kimmonismus) 20 mai 2026Base44 just launched a new design experience that generates full sites with actual motion from a single prompt. Not the usual static AI builder output — components render properly, animations are timed, and you keep designing in the chat instead of starting over. The gap between