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An OpenAI reasoning model just disproved an 80-year-old geometry conjecture. Here's what it actually means.

On May 20, OpenAI's internal reasoning model produced a 125-page proof disproving the Erdős unit distance conjecture — open since 1946. Tim Gowers verified it. Will Sawin refined it. Here's what the result actually tells us about AI and mathematics, and what it doesn't.

May 24

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Reasoning models can autonomously jailbreak other models. 97% success rate. Read that twice.

A Nature Communications paper showed reasoning models can autonomously plan and execute persuasive multi-turn jailbreaks at a 97.14% success rate against widely-deployed LLMs. The implications are uncomfortable but not the ones the headline suggests.

May 4

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