AI-made photos, clips, and voices now spread faster than anyone can trace them. Google says it has already marked more than 180 billion images and videos, but its new public checker spots only files from companies that agreed to use the system.
A single GitHub dump of machine-made math has forced a question the field has been circling: when an AI spits out a correct-looking proof that no human understands, does it count as mathematics? OpenAI says yes. A new Princeton-hosted advisory group says not like this.
The AI browser did not reach its first birthday. Its retirement shows OpenAI treating the browser as a feature of ChatGPT rather than a product of its own, and it leaves users to rescue their bookmarks by hand.
Claims like this usually can't be checked from the outside; this one comes with proofs anyone can run. It also arrives as mathematicians debate whether AI labs should be announcing results by press release rather than by peer review.