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- How a Claude model made a math breakthrough during its unsuccessful 54-hour attempt to solve the Riemann hypothesis after a user repeatedly encouraged it (Ben Cohen/Wall Street Journal) [7d]
- French PM Lecornu will hold a crisis meeting Monday over a June-July cyberattack on France's tax agency that compromised 678K individual and business accounts (Phil Serafino/Bloomberg) [7d]
- Sources: Stripe has finalized a deal to acquire AI model marketplace OpenRouter for more than $7B; OpenRouter was valued at $1.3B in May (Bloomberg) [7d]
- Patients, families, doctors, and nurses are increasingly turning to AI tools, such as Face2Gene, to help identify rare and hard-to-diagnose diseases (Alex Janin/Wall Street Journal) [7d]
- How concerns about AI became an important midterms issue, with candidates adding AI and data center policies to their websites in ~40% of races across the US (Washington Post) [7d]
- A profile of Sony CEO Hiroki Totoki, who aims to transform the company into a business focused on music, movies, video games, and the tech that underpins them (Jason Douglas/Wall Street Journal) [7d]
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- The US Army is opening up its training centers for private firms to test out new drones [7d]
- Russian body, Desi brain: How India is turning the Su-30MKI into a lethal stealth hunter [7d]
- US Air Force wants AI help to keep its Minuteman III nukes ticking until they're 66, or maybe 80 [7d]
- Quote of the day by Elon Musk: '[The Tesla Bot] has the potential to be a generalized substitute for human labor over time' — a bold prediction on the future of work [7d]
- The Last House review: this tedious thriller is the worst Netflix movie of the year, and it's nothing like the trailer promised [7d]
- The Pentagon's next big project is hypersonic scramjet cruise missiles able to evade enemy interceptors [7d]
- Kioxia showcases the world’s fastest SSD with mind-blowing 10M IOPS and a staggering 50 DWPD endurance [7d]
- 4 of the most detailed and sonically stellar elite hi-fi speakers I heard Audio at Audio Advice Live [7d]
- I plunged into Subnautica 2 Early Access and can't wait to go deeper [7d]
- Sony Bravia 7 II vs Samsung R95H: which RGB TV wins, and does either model topple OLED? I tested them side-by-side to find out [7d]
- Russia's accelerating Starlink rival development means that war in space is not just probable; it's inevitable [7d]
- 'I can't think of a better pancake lens for Nikon and Sony cameras': I used Viltrox’s new 26mm f/2.8 full-frame lens every day for a month — at half the price of Nikon's version, it's unbeatable value [7d]
- What DisplayHDR True Black 1400 means for the future of gaming and productivity monitors [7d]
- The hidden cost of the RAM crisis: why memory prices might not be your only PC upgrade worry [7d]
- What is the release date for Reacher season 4 episode 4 on Prime Video? [7d]
- How to watch Burnley vs West Ham: Live streams and TV channels for the EFL Championship 2026/27 game [7d]
- Is the new Water Cyber Shield Act too little, too late, and can a cyber group do it better? The experts weigh in [7d]
- Gemini now lets you turn off the visible watermark on your AI creations — here's how to do it, and how your content is still flagged as AI [7d]
- I hike for a living, and these are the 5 best GPS watches I've tested on real mountains — including Everest — from Garmin, Suunto, Coros & more [7d]
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