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Read about how mathematicians are dealing with the AI takeover of their field in our feature here. But with the dust still far from settled, a different controversy is emerging: Did OpenAI even solve ...

One of the biggest barriers keeping car shoppers away from electric cars is steadily shrinking. The average price of a new EV is now getting closer to the average cost of a combustion car, something ...

Trump’s meeting with Xi in Washington has intensified pressure to pursue a U.S.-China deal on artificial intelligence (AI). Although a deal is extremely unlikely today, Washington can take steps now ...

Wednesday brings a fresh set of NYT Pips puzzles. Today's set runs a familiar mix of equal-value, greater-than, and ...

The quality of Northern Ireland's public services is being undermined by a policy of matching public sector pay awards in England, research suggests. The Stormont Executive has a policy of "pay parity ...

In our field of applied mathematics, the long, human process of trial and error — not just the solutions themselves — is often what has led to progress. By Steven ...

When OpenAI announced its AI had solved one of the world's toughest math problems earlier this month, its tone was celebratory: "A major goal of our work is to empower scientists to advance research ...

Solving large-scale combinatorial optimization problems, such as Max-Cut, is crucial for a variety of applications such as network analysis and finance. Ising machines are emerging as unconventional ...