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Today in AI
  • OpenAI publishes hundreds of maths proofs over the mathematicians' protest
  • Mistral says Europe finally has an AI model in the top league
  • Jamie Dimon says one AI model raised his bank's cyber risk tenfold
  • Meta, Walmart and Stripe write the rules for AI agents visiting your website
  • DeepSeek raises a war chest and heads for the stock market

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Tim Frank Andersen

Thirty years in tech - from founding one of Denmark’s first digital agencies to co-founding institute of AI. Author, tech expert on TV, and advisor to some of the world’s biggest brands.

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Keynote - The AI Explosion

What’s real, what’s next, and what’s in it for you. Live demos, honest answers, and a look at the next 12-24 months, which will change our world.

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Today in AI - 5 curated news stories that matter

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Today · 07 Oct 2026
  1. 01

    OpenAI publishes hundreds of maths proofs over the mathematicians' protest

    On Sunday I wrote about Meta's AI helping mathematicians settle a few open problems. OpenAI has gone far bigger. Yesterday it published 722 manuscripts from a model it has not released, which it says answer hundreds of open problems. Many come with machine-checked proofs, and OpenAI admits the rest may contain errors. The timing is the story. Last month 25 Fields medallists, holders of the highest prize in mathematics, signed a declaration against rushed releases with no human authors and no citations. OpenAI published anyway. A model that can outwork an entire academic discipline will reach your industry's experts too. Who sets the pace? Today the labs do, and everyone else adjusts afterwards.

  2. 02

    Mistral says Europe finally has an AI model in the top league

    When a Danish board asks me which AI models lead the world, the European column is nearly empty. Mistral, the French lab, filled part of that column yesterday with Mistral Large 4. Mistral calls it the strongest model outside China that companies can download and run themselves. You can use it online now, and the download follows later this month. Arthur Mensch, Mistral's chief executive, told Reuters it beats the Chinese models at cybersecurity. Like Google did with Gemini last week, Mistral hands it to cyber defenders first. Those are Mistral's own claims, untested by anyone else. For companies that want their data kept in Europe, this is the option they were waiting for.

  3. 03

    Jamie Dimon says one AI model raised his bank's cyber risk tenfold

    Jamie Dimon runs JPMorgan, America's biggest bank, and told Bloomberg yesterday that its cyber risk went up tenfold after Anthropic released Mythos. Mythos is the bug-hunting AI that led this newsletter on Monday, and the holes it finds serve attackers as well as defenders. The same day, Anthropic widened access to that model, so smaller security firms and even individual researchers can now apply, with an answer in days. Anthropic says its partners have found at least 129,000 verified security holes with it. Dimon has a cyber budget few can match, and his risk went up tenfold. Yours did too, and the question is whether your defenders have the tools your attackers now have.

  4. 04

    Meta, Walmart and Stripe write the rules for AI agents visiting your website

    A website cannot tell an AI agent from a person, and Amazon has blocked Meta's agent for scraping. Yesterday Meta, Walmart, Stripe and the AI firm Sierra published a standard for how personal AI agents, programs that shop and book for consumers, identify themselves to a business. An agent arrives as a guest, and the person who sent it decides whether it may read or also act. Bret Taylor, Sierra's founder and OpenAI's chairman, leads the effort, yet neither OpenAI nor Anthropic has signed, nor has any European company. The rules for how AI shops on European websites are being written in California and Arkansas, with nobody from Europe in the room.

  5. 05

    DeepSeek raises a war chest and heads for the stock market

    DeepSeek, the Chinese lab whose cheap model shook Nvidia's share price last year, is raising at least $12 billion from Tencent and the battery giant CATL, Bloomberg reports. The round doubled from its target, and a Shanghai listing is planned for next year. Moonshot, the maker of Kimi, a popular Chinese chatbot, also closed its final private round yesterday at a $50 billion valuation on its way to Hong Kong, where Chinese AI labs have been queuing all autumn. DeepSeek was run like a research club by a hedge-fund founder who gave its models away. Shareholders rarely tolerate that for long, and China's free AI is about to come with price tags.

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