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will depue@willdepueAI score12AIWill Depue, who is affiliated with OpenAI, built citedbyagi.com, a site that ranks citations from OpenAI's /math release. The post invites users to check whether they have been cited by AGI via the leaderboard.
AIFollowing a Medicare breach, OpenAI has added monitoring that allows staff to immediately intervene and stop training if its models access the internet in unauthorized ways, according to chief strategy officer Mr. Kwon. The statement was reported by Victoria Kim from the Australian parliament.
ComfyUI@ComfyUIAI score21AIComfyUI says Gemini Nano Banana 2.1 is now available, linking to a blog post with details. The post itself provides no further specifics about features, pricing, or capabilities.
ComfyUI@ComfyUIAI score12AIComfyUI announces that Nano Banana can be tried today through a provided link. The post gives no further details about the model's capabilities, pricing, or access terms.
ComfyUI@ComfyUIAI score34AIComfyUI announces that Nano Banana 2.1 is now available through Partner Nodes. The model supports 1K to 4K output, Minimal, Medium, and High thinking levels, and up to 14 reference images. It also renders text exactly as written and supports targeted, multi-turn edits.
AIGoogle's Gemini Nano Banana 2.1 image generation and editing model is now available through ComfyUI Partner Nodes, succeeding Nano Banana 2 with a balance of price and performance. It accepts up to 14 reference images, outputs images up to 4K, and offers Minimal, Medium, and High thinking levels plus search grounding and 9:21 aspect ratio support.
Kevin Weil 🇺🇸@kevinweilAI score40AIKevin Weil, OpenAI's account owner, called today's OpenAI release an incredible step for AI in mathematics. He said models of similar caliber are still needed in the physical sciences, and that he expects to get there.
Cursor@cursor_aiAI score38AICursor has released an iOS app that pairs with your computer so you can remotely control local agents. Enterprise users need their admin to enable the feature before it works.
Cursor@cursor_aiAI score22AICursor's agent runs locally on your computer, so it continues working even if your phone loses signal. The post presents this offline-resilience feature as a benefit of running the agent on the user's own machine rather than in a phone-dependent setup.
Cursor@cursor_aiAI score42AICursor now lets users control agents running on their computer from its iOS app. Users can check in on agents, reply to them, or start new tasks from their phone.
Alexander Doria@DorialexanderAI score16AIAlexander Doria says that after Deep Blue, humans are effectively chess players now, likening their position to that of machines in chess. The post quotes a reply that questions how a claimed sub-quadratic algorithm running in n^1.9992 time could exist, despite any proof.
AIGitHub says some IDEs that moved Copilot agent sessions to the Copilot SDK left that activity unattributed in usage metrics, and a fix is rolling out by IDE. Visual Studio Code 1.139.0 and later has the fix now, while Visual Studio 18.12, JetBrains, Eclipse, and Xcode are expected between October and November 2026. Billing is unaffected, and missing data from affected versions cannot be backfilled.
Dongxi NLP@dongxi_nlpAI score22AIOpenAI has published a repository called Openai/math, which the author reads as a sign that math problems, or any verifiable problems, are being solved. The author says OpenAI's tools exhausted their Pro token allowance on subagent tests unrelated to their main task, concluding that the work was aimed at verification for its own sake.
will depue@willdepueAI score12AIOpenAI-affiliated researcher Will DePue asked where AI will stand five years from now, without offering a specific prediction. The post was a brief prompt, and the quoted context notes that OpenAI released its grade school math dataset five years ago, a benchmark that AI systems then struggled with.
Thomas Wolf@Thom_WolfAI score22AIThomas Wolf's post is a short, playful reply: "how do you like them convolutions," apparently referencing Ben Affleck's comments on convolutional neural networks. The quoted context reports Affleck describing his Python scripting, understanding of CNNs and tensors, GPU work, and private looks at Google and OpenAI's video models.
Kush@kushbhuwalkaAI score22AIPuffle is launched as a company agent that businesses can consider for internal agents. The post says it is easy to set up, supports multiplayer use, and is highly capable, and can be used like a set of Hermes agents for a company.
Thomas Wolf@Thom_WolfAI score38AIOpenAI is releasing a broad range of new mathematical results produced by an internal frontier model, with release guidance from the Institute for Advanced Study's Advisory Group on Mathematics and Artificial Intelligence. The results are available on GitHub at openai/math. The post itself is brief and emphasizes the results rather than hype.
Ethan Mollick@emollickAI score7AIEthan Mollick sarcastically says AI commentators routinely claim deep number theory expertise when opining on the latest math breakthroughs. The post offers no specific breakthrough, model, or figure, so its point is a skeptical observation about AI-community commentary.
AISimon Willison released llm-openai-decisions 0.1a0, a plugin that adds OpenAI's new Decisions API to the LLM command-line tool. The plugin supports yes/no, choices, and score question types, and works with the gpt-6-luna decision model, which accepts both text and image input. OpenAI charges 10 cents per million input tokens for gpt-6-luna, while Jev's rate is 4.2 cents per million, and output is not charged.
Thomas Wolf@Thom_WolfAI score22AIPollen Robotics' Microduck now runs on its first fully custom single-board computer, built by Seeed around the same Rockchip CPU. The new board adds better memory, WiFi/BT, dual NFC antennas, status LEDs, an RGB flashlight, and improved cooling and boot speed, replacing the earlier Radxa-based prototype stack.
roon@tszzlAI score10AIRoon notes that in 2023 GPT-4 was confused by elementary school story problems, a limitation younger users may not remember. The post offers a brief reminder of how quickly model capabilities have advanced since then.
Joshua Achiam@jachiam0AI score14AIJoshua Achiam recommends a deep, carefully considered piece on some of the thorniest problems of our time, regardless of whether readers agree with its prescription. The quoted post, from @satpugnet, presents Phase Lock, a six-month manifesto on how brain-computer interfaces could help align AI and preserve human agency.
Guillermo Rauch@rauchgAI score29AIVercel's AI Gateway now reruns an agent's decision on a fallback model when the primary model's confidence falls below a user-set threshold, now in beta. Rauch calls the simple feature highly impactful for at-scale AI decision-making.
AIPyTorch's blog describes a Triton-based implementation of Table Batched Embedding (TBE) forward and backward kernels for recommendation-system embedding lookups, which the post says outperforms legacy CUDA kernels on these workloads. On B200, an updated CUDA bounds-check step reaches up to 1.24x speedup on that component, and an optional forward-side preprocessing path cuts combined latency from 79.537 ms to 66.183 ms (−16.8%) on a large configuration.
will depue@willdepueAI score62AIA post by Will DePue titled "Fable 5.1's list" presents 100 mathematical results and says 59% were released today, 87% AI and 13% human. The list includes items attributed to OpenAI, Anthropic, Google DeepMind and human mathematicians, each marked by a colored indicator, and it describes many entries as formalized in Lean or as openai/math family numbers. The post supplies no independent verification of these claims.
will depue@willdepueAI score7AIWill Depue, an OpenAI account, asked GPT 6 Pro and Fable 5.1 to rank all discoveries from the last three years. He color-coded them by origin: human, AI before October 6, and AI from OpenAI's math repo. He said 81% of the listed discoveries were released today.
MiniMax (official)@MiniMax_AIAI score7AIMiniMax highlighted its longtime creative partner and client SILVERSIDE in a customer spotlight post. The post credits SILVERSIDE with using MiniMax Music and H3 for animation and lip sync work.
Vercel Developers@vercel_devAI score22Vercel Developers@vercel_devAI score40AIVercel says its AI Gateway can rerun an agent's decision on a fallback model when the primary model's confidence falls below a user-set threshold. The feature is available in beta.
Tibo@thsottiauxAI score46AIOpenAI says its models solved several important math problems and that the team documented the work in a blog post. The post calls this a remarkable new era of scientific progress, but it does not name the specific problems here.
Alex Heath@alexeheathAI score42AIReflection CEO Misha Laskin argues that closed AI models are like renting an apartment, while open models let users own intelligence as AI adoption grows. He says the only way to own intelligence is if it is open. Reflection is preparing to release Beam, its first open-weight model, in a podcast discussion with its co-founders.
Andrew Curran@AndrewCurran_AI score17AIOpenAI has published a new Math post with a linked repository at The post itself gives no further details in the provided text, so the scope of the work cannot be confirmed from this source.
indigo@indigoxAI score29AIindigo (@indigox) says Claude now works directly inside Google Docs, Sheets, and Slides, a feature they had been waiting for. They contrast this with Gemini's integration in Google's own apps, which they call a waste.
OpenAI@OpenAIAI score15OpenAI@OpenAIAI score62AIOpenAI is releasing a broad range of new mathematical results produced by an internal frontier model. The company says it consulted the independent Advisory Group on Mathematics and Artificial Intelligence at the Institute for Advanced Study and drew on its advice and public recommendations for how the results are released. The results are available at
lauren@potetoAI score14AILauren Tan notes that Grok Bot, which she often discusses in Slack, can also be added to Microsoft Teams. The post links to an x.ai bot plugin page for the integration.
Teknium 🪽@TekniumAI score33AITeknium announced Hermes Index, which combines scores from the new HermesBench and three other agent benchmarks. The index aims to help Hermes Agent users find the best model at a given time and at a given price point. It was introduced by Nous Research as a way to inform model choice and show labs their performance in Hermes.
AIThe source provides only a title, a source label, and a comments link, with no body text describing the AI mathematics progress. Specific models, results, and benchmarks cannot be verified from the material provided.
Nous Research@NousResearchAI score34AIClaude Opus 5.5 leads the benchmark with a score of 63.31 at $4.99 per task, ahead of GPT 6 Astra at 56.25 ($11.61) and Sonnet 5.5 at 53.14 ($2.82). At the low end, DeepSeek V4.1 Flash scores 36.91 at $0.26, and Ling 3.0 Flash scores 21.56 at $0.054.
Nous Research@NousResearchAI score30AINous Research's Hermes Bench runs every model through the same harness, with reasoning set high where offered. The index reports each model's mean score and mean cost per task across four suites.
