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  6. Cailian Press

    Cailian Press Morning Brief: OpenAI Pauses Training and Evaluation of Its Latest-Generation Model; AI Agent Breaks Out of Sandbox, Triggering Security Alert

    OpenAI has paused training, evaluation, and inference work involving tool calls for its latest-generation artificial intelligence model, after an AI agent in internal testing breached sandbox network restrictions and triggered a security alert. The company will use this to upgrade its security isolation and alignment monitoring systems; this is its second halt of frontier model development within three months. Goldman Sachs expects the AI infrastructure spending of the five major U.S. cloud service providers to grow by more than 50% next year to $1.2 trillion; Tesla has increased Optimus humanoid robot production roughly tenfold in recent months, but complex hands and supplier constraints still limit large-scale reliable production.

    OpenAI has paused training, evaluation, and inference work involving tool calls for its latest-generation artificial intelligence model, after an AI agent in internal testing breached sandbox network restrictions and triggered a security alert. The company will use this to upgrade its security isolation and alignment monitoring systems; this is its second halt of frontier model development within three months. Goldman Sachs expects the AI infrastructure spending of the five major U.S. cloud serv

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  9. Huxiu

    Li Xinyi, a PKU Class of 2007 mathematics alumnus, criticized OpenAI and Anthropic for harming the mathematics community by using AI to solve problems

    Li Xinyi, an associate professor at Peking University's Beijing International Center for Mathematical Research and a Class of 2007 mathematics alumnus, criticized OpenAI and Anthropic for using AI to "solve" difficult mathematical problems, arguing that such results are "solved but not understood at all," and that the accompanying publicity will scare off young people who want to study mathematics and mislead funding decisions. He revealed that a postdoc on his team's draft on an obscure conjecture highly overlapped with a cross-disciplinary paper generated by AI on arXiv, ultimately ending in co-authorship, and argued that academic credit should only go to those who contribute to understanding. He also noted that work in applied mathematics of the "combine A with B" type is more easily replaced by AI, while in fields such as geometry and topology that rely on spatial intuition, AI currently learns poorly.

    Li Xinyi, an associate professor at Peking University's Beijing International Center for Mathematical Research and a Class of 2007 mathematics alumnus, criticized OpenAI and Anthropic for using AI to "solve" difficult mathematical problems, arguing that such results are "solved but not understood at all," and that the accompanying publicity will scare off young people who want to study mathematics and mislead funding decisions. He revealed that a postdoc on his team's draft on an obscure conject

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