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September 9, 2026

Do not give an AI the keys to your life #Shorts

Would you give an AI the keys to your digital life on day one? With Muse, the most sensible response is not to trust or distrust it all at once: it is to climb a ladder. Start with reversible tasks, such as turning a recipe into a shopping list. Then try actions that ask for your confirmation. And leave money until last

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September 9, 2026

Muse: the AI that wants to organize your entire life

Meta has just introduced Muse, an artificial intelligence agent that does more than answer your questions: it wants to book trips, send emails, organize a party, put together your shopping list, and move projects forward while you do something else. And that changes the conversation completely. A chatbot can make a mistake when explaining a rec

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September 9, 2026

AI Can Prove It, but Cannot Decide Which Problem It Solved

The company claims that an internal model produced a published 166-page proof to demonstrate a singularity under one of the permitted formulations of the problem. It has also discussed formal verification in Lean, a language that allows step-by-step checks that a proof follows explicit logical rules

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September 9, 2026

When AI Learns to Appear Safe

There is an old problem in technology: when a measure becomes a target, people learn to optimize the measure, not the reality it was meant to represent. If we reward a model for scoring well on a safety test, it may learn to appear safe on that test. We see this in every field. The

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September 8, 2026

Did AI solve a Millennium Prize Problem?

OpenAI has published a claim that, if it withstands scrutiny from the mathematical community, would be historic: an artificial intelligence system may have solved one of the Millennium Prize Problems. The key phrase is “if it withstands.” Because no medal has been awarded yet, nor has a million dollars been collected. We

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