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Welcome on in. AI keeps solving really complicated math problems. Last month, an OpenAI model solved a famous problem that had eluded humans for 80 years. And an AI from the startup Axiom Math solved a proof that may change economic theory.

That’s cool and everything, but where was AI when we were trying to figure out how much wood could a woodchuck chuck if a woodchuck could chuck wood?

—Matty Merritt, Dave Lozo, Abby Rubenstein, Adam Epstein

In today’s newsletter, we’ll get into:

  • The UN warning to prepare for El Niño
  • Hackers tricking Meta AI into hijacking Instagram accounts
  • Why the tech companies of the 1990s are rallying

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  • Markets: Stocks barely nudged up yesterday as investors parsed new jobs data and the latest on the Iran conflict. Meanwhile, the semiconductor manufacturer Marvell Technology went absolutely bonkers after it won a kiss from daddy (Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang predicting it will be the next trillion-dollar company).
 

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