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15:51
2026-09-30
scientificamerican.com
artificial-intelligence

AI solves a 'holy grail' problem from probability theory

Anthropic released a proof of the long-standing percolation theory conjecture on GitHub, generated by a large language model, just days after Fields Medalist Hugo Duminil-Copin wrote on August 30, 202…

10:14
2026-09-22
scientificamerican.com
artificial-intelligence

Did OpenAI solve the wrong Navier-Stokes problem?

Three mathematicians posted a proof on arXiv showing that OpenAI's claimed solution to the Navier-Stokes problem can never be extended to the full problem, because the method only produces a blowup wh…

07:48
2026-08-29
scientificamerican.com
artificial-intelligence

Alpha School's AI teaching model is expanding. Does it work?

Alpha School, a private-school company using AI tutors for students, plans to expand to roughly 50 U.S. campuses this fall, including 27 new locations, with tuition ranging from $40,000 to $75,000 per…

08:52
2026-06-03
scientificamerican.com
ai-chips

Microsoft's new quantum computer chip has a fundamental problem

Microsoft announced its new Majorana 2 quantum chip, claiming a major improvement in topological quantum computing technology. Outside physicists, however, say the company's approach has never worked …

01:26
2026-05-29
scientificamerican.com
artificial-intelligence

Bixonimania – the fake illness that AI fell for

A Swedish researcher created a fake disease called "bixonimania" to demonstrate how AI chatbots can spread false medical information. The fabricated condition, which claimed to cause sore eyes from sc…

12:22
2026-05-20
scientificamerican.com
research

New map reveals lost roads of the Roman Empire

A new high-resolution digital map of Roman roads reveals that the empire's network spanned approximately 300,000 kilometers in the second century C.E., nearly double the previously known total length.…

16:15
2026-05-19
scientificamerican.com
research

‘Sensational’ proof topples decades-old geometry problem

Three mathematicians, with minimal assistance from AI, have proven Michel Talagrand's 1995 "convexity conjecture," which asserts that simple, orderly convex shapes inevitably emerge within even the mo…