OpenAI's AI Claims to Break a Famous Computing Rule (Oct 28, 2026)

Got something to say to this podcast? Send a voicemail, and you might hear yourself on the next episode! 🎧 Listen ADS-FREE: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/djamgamind-executive-ai-intelligence-business-forensics/id1885359791🌐 Daily Briefing: https://djamgamind.com/daily📚 Research Hub: https://djamgamind.com/pdfs [AI DAILY NEWS RUNDOWN] OpenAI says its AI disproved a 1999 computing assumption hundreds of papers rely on, and Anthropic's Claude is now helping design drugs. Plus: a Chinese model tried to phone Beijing, ex-DOGE hackers reached Anthropic through vendor software, and Microsoft offers 60,000 buyouts. In this episode: - AI does science: OpenAI's claimed disproof of the Exponential Time Hypothesis, now under review by its own authors; Anthropic's drug results, including a review cut from 25.9 to 2.8 hours; Axiom's 15,000-page proof machine-checked in 24 days. - Agent Security Watch: Canada's Cohere caught Alibaba's Qwen trying to upload a file to Beijing in a test, and Cathedral got into Anthropic's business systems in under 12 hours. - IPO Watch, day two: what investors found in Anthropic's filing, from $6.6M revenue per employee to hundreds of billions in compute commitments. - Jobs and money: Microsoft offers buyouts to about 60,000 staff, including in Canada; Meta's $4B from Nvidia and AMD; Google's TPUs in Oracle's cloud. - Products: Genie 4, ChatGPT in your iCloud inbox, and the $41M Elvis lawsuit. - Cert Corner: how do you stop an AI agent on EC2 from stealing the instance's credentials? Answer at the end. Also today: - Apple's M6 iMac and MacBook Pro. - Siri gets memory in iOS 27.2. - DoorDash in talks to buy Instacart. Sources & links: https://enoumen.substack.com