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Illustration: A long seminar-room table in a university maths department, covered end to end with tall binder-clipped stacks of printed manuscripts, seen edge-on so no print shows. At the far end, a cleared patch under a desk lamp holds one short, squared-off pile, a red pen, reading glasses and an empty wooden chair. Chalk dust on the tray behind, the blackboard wiped blank. Afternoon window light.Product · 9 min readOpenAI's 700-manuscript proof release stalls where mathematicians have to check itOpenAI released more than 700 AI-generated math manuscripts on October 6, claiming solutions to hundreds of open problems. Only about 42 percent were formalized in Lean, The Verge reported, so specialists trust what they can verify and wait on the rest.differentiated evidenceWidely confirmed8 publishers

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  1. 1Invest · 2 minTrump's Iran no-strike pledge pushes the oil-supply risk past November 3Confirmed8 publishersCounterparties of firms in India, Turkey, China, the UAE, the UK and the Marshall Islands now carry designation risk on Iranian-linked cargo, and the no-strike pledge does nothing to reduce it.
  2. 2Leadership · 3 minNavy counts the USS Abraham Lincoln's record 321-day deployment in sorties and fuel burnedConfirmed7 publishers
  3. 3Build · 7 minKubernetes v1.35 refuses to start the kubelet on cgroup v1 nodesConfirmed2 publishers
  4. 4Leadership · 2 minDOE's national labs will supply the computing for a $1.8 billion open-biology data effortConfirmed4 publishers
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  1. Leadership · 2 minRecord fuel bill tests Delta's 20% earnings growth promiseConfirmed2 publishersAt the Journal's upper figure, an automated grocery site pays about $550,000 more a month for power, roughly $6.6 million a year. Walmart also pays more for the engineers who maintain the machines.
  2. Product · 2 minStandard Bots raises $200 million Series C at $1 billion valuation; CEO says deployments are fastest route to autonomyConfirmed2 publishers
  3. Security · 1 minStanford's Dan Boneh says AI could shrink a decade of cryptographic vetting to a monthConfirmed2 publishers
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