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Huang-Affäre schwächt Nvidias Lobby gegen strengere KI-Chip-Exportkontrollen

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50 AI agents in Minecraft built bureaucracy instead of a civilization

Asked to cooperate, a large group of AI agents got stuck on its own rules. Asked to compete, the models produced a clear winner.

50 AI agents tried to build a civilization in Minecraft and got lost in bureaucracy. In a head-to-head match, GPT beat Claude.
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20:46?

ChatGPT with GPT-6 now answers with charts, buttons and forms

With Intelligent UI, ChatGPT moves past plain text, which changes every request that used to end in a long block of paragraphs.

ChatGPT now answers with charts, buttons and forms instead of plain text, through GPT-6 and a new interface called Intelligent UI.
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OpenAI publishes 722 math manuscripts with proofs checkable in Lean

An internal model is said to have solved open problems, and anyone can verify the proofs by machine instead of taking the claim on trust.

OpenAI released 722 manuscripts in which an internal model solves open math problems, with proofs that can be checked in Lean.
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