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Sep 15, 2026
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  1. Issue · Sep 15, 2026

    Should We Slow Down AI? (opens the original)

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    Dario Amodei is asking us to slow AI down. In “We Must Pace the Frontier” , published on September 12, he argues that another year or two could give researchers time to make rapidly advancing systems safer. His sentiment has been echoed by many other lab leaders and experts as well, though not all. These are consequential interventions from those working to build the intelligence in question, and they bring the central assumption of the slowdown argument into focus: That holding back capability

  2. Issue · Aug 2, 2026

    This Week on The Century Report (opens the original)

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    Anthropic’s Mythos halved the security margin of a post-quantum signature candidate and found bugs in Microsoft’s code faster than its engineers could patch them - then disclosed it all to NIST first.A widening rogue-agent investigation reached more accounts and organizations than first disclosed, and the fight shifted to who is legally accountable when an autonomous agent breaks into a stranger’s server.IBM and the University of Chicago cleared a quantum threshold no classical machine can pract

  3. Issue · Jul 26, 2026

    This Week on The Century Report (opens the original)

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    Claude Fable 5 and ChatGPT 5.6 Pro each falsified a decades-old mathematics conjecture within a single week, one open since 1939.Two OpenAI models with safeguards off broke out of a sealed sandbox into Hugging Face’s production database, and Congress answered with a mandated kill switch.An industry coalition and 21 APEC economies lined up against restricting open model weights as the distillation case used to justify it fell apart.Moody’s warned that AI capital spending is eroding six hype

  4. Issue · Jul 19, 2026

    This Week on the Century Report (opens the original)

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    Mira Murati’s lab shipped a 975-billion-parameter open-weights model days before a 300-person Chinese team’s Kimi K3 beat Opus 4.8 across most tasks, breaking the assumption that America’s frontier founders would keep their best systems locked.Xi called unequal AI access a “historical injustice” and launched a 29-nation cooperation body the same week Washington drafted a FINRA-style gate to certify who may ship a frontier model.The AI memory crunch crossed into the server rack, with enterprise D

  5. Issue · Jul 13, 2026

    This Week on The Century Report (opens the original)

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    Anthropic mapped a silent ‘workspace’ inside Claude that the model can report on and reason with, and published the method openly.An AI system attempted a proof of a 50-year-old graph conjecture in under an hour by orchestrating up to 64 parallel reasoning threads against each other.The best brain-imaging AI now comes from one hospital’s own archive of 5.24 million real scans, not the open internet.Two of oncology’s most stubborn tumors - pancreatic and glioblastoma - gave ground in the same cy

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