A few hundred dollars a proof, and the long argument about what machines are for
A frontier lab proves nine decades-old math problems for a few hundred dollars each, two talks make the numeric case that the cheapest agents route work to the smallest model that can do it, a lawsuit names an individual researcher over how Llama's training data was sourced, and a papal encyclical argues about AI on the terms of work and dignity. Eight things worth knowing today, told one developer to another.
DeepMind's AlphaProof Nexus clears nine open Erdős problems — Lean-verified proofs, a few hundred dollars apiece.
"You don't need GPT to zoom for you" — Callosum's numbers on routing…
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