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For early-career scientists, the cost of AI can be a problem

Some researchers get top tools for next to nothing—but others pay out of pocket or go without

Some researchers get top tools for next to nothing—but others pay out of pocket or go without
Author Tom HowarthPosted on November 3, 2026

AI cracks a 27-year-old pillar of computer science, OpenAI and Anthropic claim

The result, one of three major claims from OpenAI, raises questions about sharing of AI-generated work

The result, one of three major claims from OpenAI, raises questions about sharing of AI-generated work
Author Tom HowarthPosted on October 28, 2026

Could your chatbot tip off a scientific rival? It’s possible, researchers say

Experts offer tips for keeping sensitive research private

Experts offer tips for keeping sensitive research private
Author Tom HowarthPosted on October 20, 2026

OpenAI just changed math forever. Exactly how, no one yet knows

Dump of 722 AI-generated papers has mathematicians wondering: Has their field been decimated or invigorated?

Dump of 722 AI-generated papers has mathematicians wondering: Has their field been decimated or invigorated?
Author Tom HowarthPosted on October 13, 2026

Watch: What’s the deal with OpenAI’s massive dump of math papers?

The landmark release of 722 papers targeting 372 unsolved problems draws amazement—and criticism

The landmark release of 722 papers targeting 372 unsolved problems draws amazement—and criticism
Author Tom HowarthPosted on October 7, 2026

Can an AI feel pain? It can at least act like it does

Study reignites debate over what, if anything, machines can feel

Study reignites debate over what, if anything, machines can feel
Author Tom HowarthPosted on September 23, 2026

Why AI agents invent their own language if you let them chat

“Weird terms” are a natural—but disturbing—byproduct of agent swarms, researchers find

“Weird terms” are a natural—but disturbing—byproduct of agent swarms, researchers find
Author Tom HowarthPosted on September 15, 2026

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