#Business
Curated coverage on «Business»: releases, research, benchmarks, open-source.
OpenAI Publishes 722 Math Papers Written by AI
On October 6, OpenAI released 722 AI-generated math papers, including proofs around the quasi-Riemann hypothesis. Here is what is known and what is not yet.
A USTC Team's Startup Raised Tens of Millions Three Months After Founding
A USTC team put a world model in a robot that reasons backward from the desired outcome. The startup is three months old and has raised tens of millions.
正行创新 Unveils Physical AI for Retail: Robots Working the Shelves 24/7
At APRCE 2026, 正行创新 showed a robot paired with a management platform for stores: shelf restocking, inspection rounds and cargo carrying, running 24/7.
Agent strikes out its own old tool outputs and cuts input tokens by half
Credit AI Agent Can Only Change Its Harness: Gate Admitted 144 of 7,449 Edits
New Framework Infers Column Types From Headers Alone: 39 Types and 120,000 Columns
Western open-weight models pitch businesses an alternative to Chinese and closed AI
Vitalik Buterin Backs "Bunker Mode" for Crypto Over AI Progress in Math
Justin Drake urged the crypto industry to go into "bunker mode": he estimates AI could undermine wallet security within months. Vitalik Buterin backed him.
Biohub expands Virtual Biology Initiative with $1.8 billion for AI data
Biohub has announced a global commitment of $1.8 billion to collect biological data in a form suitable for training AI models of the cell and the organism.
Bloomberg Analyst: Questions Over OpenAI's Revenue Accounting Won't Halt Demand for AI Infrastructure
Principal Global Investors Strategist Weighs In on the AI Capex Cycle and Market Sentiment
Anthropic Launches Free OSS Scanner to Hunt for Open Source Vulnerabilities
Trump Mobile Hack and Missing FCC Authorizations Raise Security Alarms
Meta bans ByteDance from advertising in its apps in 7 countries
Meta has cut off ByteDance, the former controlling owner of TikTok, from advertising in its apps. The restriction applies in seven countries, including the US.
Firmus Cancels $11-a-Share IPO as Investors Balk at AI Data Centers
Australian AI data center operator Firmus pulled its $11-a-share IPO. It would have been the biggest ASX debut since Telstra in 1997, but demand fell short.