Nearly every result came from one prompt and about three hours of compute - a month after the Navier-Stokes answer needed 10,000 agents and millions of dollars - and the IAS advisory group had asked labs in September to stop testing open problems on closed models.
Apollo is leading about $10bn of bank loans and $30bn of investment-grade debt to put Nvidia chips inside Musk's rocket company by 2027 - early-stage talks on FT sourcing that could still collapse, and SpaceX slipped 1.2% after hours.
The licensing agency gave Google until 23 October to stop felling, excavation and road work at Muhos and Kajaani until environmental assessments finish, a month after a $15bn commitment - and Google concedes it fell short of its own standards.
The institute tested over 4,000 prompts on teen accounts and rated the August teen mode an unacceptable risk, saying parental alerts and crisis help fail - though it takes money from the OpenAI Foundation, and OpenAI disputes the findings.