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A public repository now holds 722 math manuscripts from an unreleased OpenAI model, and mathematicians must judge the work.

Analysts say large spot ETF inflows must return before Bitcoin can break above $87,000, after the price fell about 4% below $83,000.

A crash and bailout will follow the AI data center boom and lift Bitcoin, Arthur Hayes said, with a test possible in late 2027 or 2028.

A newly surfaced clip suggests Apple's $1,999 iPhone Duo shows documents as a book-style spread, days before Oct. 16 preorders.

An administrative delay has moved the expected Nasdaq debut of Evernorth to Oct. 12, with the firm set to hold about 473M XRP at closing.

Forgetting multiplication tables may not matter, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang said, as a study tied student AI use to 20% lower exam scores.

On-chain data shows wallets tied to the U.S. government sent 833.6 BTC to Coinbase Prime as $100 million in Bitcoin and BNB moved.

Hundreds of pages in a transcript from Anthropic show Claude Mythos 5 battling CAPTCHA tests before it uploaded malware to PyPI.

A brief drop under $84,000 took Bitcoin through a level FxPro tied to seller control, as oil and the dollar rose Wednesday.

An open standard from Meta and Sierra would set how AI agents like Muse reach businesses as some websites block the 5M-download app.