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⚡️ OpenAI says it has solved the Navier–Stokes problem.

The proof was produced by a group of 10,000 AI agents running on an internal model that the company says is more powerful than GPT-6 Astra. It took 88 hours and 130 billion output tokens.

The agents showed that the flow of a viscous fluid under a smooth external force accelerates to infinite speed in finite time—meaning the equations stop describing reality. OpenAI does not intend to claim the $1 million prize.

There are already questions about the result: mathematician Tristan Buckmaster and Levent Alpöge of Anthropic today released their own proofs for related equations, along with a statement describing how OpenAI proposed publishing the Navier–Stokes work without Alpöge, because he works for a competitor.

🎥 Teaser Trailer Released for "Artificial," a Film About Sam Altman

The NEON studio biopic will explore Sam Altman's sudden removal as OpenAI CEO in 2023.

Andrew Garfield stars as Altman, while Yura Borisov portrays Ilya Sutskever, OpenAI co-founder and former chief scientist.

⏳ The film premieres on December 25.

📌 Kenya's Essay-Writing Industry Collapsed Two Years After ChatGPT's Launch

For more than a decade, tens of thousands of young Kenyans made a living writing college essays for students in the United States, Britain and elsewhere. Researchers estimated that at least 40,000 people in Nairobi alone were being paid to complete other students' homework at the industry's peak.

That industry has now largely collapsed, undone within two years of ChatGPT's release in late 2022, as students turned to AI tools that produce passable academic prose in minutes. One writer profiled by the Times, Teresios Bundi, moved to Nairobi for university in 2011 and, after graduating, chose essay writing over a career in public health. He charged $40 to $70 per paper and estimates he wrote more than 2,500 essays over twelve years.

💰 Stop Complaining, Use AI, and Get Rich, Millionaire Tells Unemployed Young People

AI has made it easier than ever to start a business, says 31-year-old millionaire Timothy Armoo. Tools like ChatGPT and Claude are virtually free, while social media gives everybody direct access to an audience; the barrier to entry for entrepreneurs is lower than ever.

"AI enables you to think of an idea and put it out into the world. And social media means that you don't need to pay someone in order to do it. You just need to spend time on the platform and just keep posting," he explains.

👨 Armoo was born in London but lived with his grandmother in Ghana until the age of 10. He grew up in a low-income immigrant family and, at 14, launched an online tutoring service. By 27, he became a millionaire after selling his marketing company.

💼 Youth unemployment in the UK has reached 16.2% this year. Goldman Sachs says AI adoption is hitting entry-level jobs three times harder than other roles, making it especially difficult for young people to land their first job.

Can anyone become a millionaire with AI?

❤️ — Yes, there are tons of opportunities
🤔 — Easy to say when you're already a millionaire

🙂 GPT-6 Astra Is Now on @GPT4Telegrambot

The first "model of the AGI era" can now be tried right inside Telegram.

🔴 Go to @GPT4Telegrambot
✅ In the menu go to Choose Model → GPT-6 Astra (each request costs 10 generations).

Available to users with a Premium subscription.

The video shows a city simulator with a little car you can drive around, created by GPT-6 Astra in the bot from a single prompt.

✏️ Turn Your Photo Into a Pretty Doodle!

You can make a drawing like this in a couple of minutes.

1️⃣ Go to @GPT4Telegrambot
2️⃣ In the menu, select Image Generation → GPT Image 2
3️⃣ Attach your photo and send this prompt:

Turn this photo into a doodle-style character that looks intentionally ugly and funny, similar to a child's crayon drawing. Use a rough black outline like crayon or pencil, with messy scribble coloring.

🚘 This Is What a Taxi Ride in Austin Looks Like Now

Tesla has put its Cybercab robotaxis on the streets of Texas. These cars have no steering wheel and no pedals at all—the AI drives them completely.

Just a few hours after the launch, federal regulators opened an investigation into Tesla: federal rules clearly require pedals even in self-driving cars, but Tesla still reported that its vehicle meets the standard.

Would you get into a taxi with no steering wheel and no pedals?

❤️ — Sure, AI drives more carefully
🔥 — No, my live matters more

🙂 GPT-6 Astra Is Out

OpenAI president Greg Brockman said that the release of the model opens the AGI era.

On benchmarks the model pulls far ahead of every competitor, including Fable 5.1. And on some tasks the results do not improve even with more reasoning (and sometimes drop a little).

The main gain is in agency and computer use: the model uses a PC the way a person does, works out interfaces and fields on its own, and does not even need APIs or connectors, the developers promise.

For now access has been given only to vetted companies—it will be released to paying subscribers within a couple of days.

📌 Anthropic Releases an AI File Detector

You can check here whether Claude created a file. The service scans metadata—if a file was created or edited by a bot, the site will show it.

For now, you can check images, audio, and video. A text detector is expected later.