2026
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Researchers find discrepancies in OpenAI's Lean proof on Navier–Stokes
Comparing OpenAI's Navier–Stokes proof with its Lean version turned up weakened claims at several key points. It is not a refutation, at least not yet.
AI Agents Make Costlier Mistakes Than Chatbots: They Leak Data and Buy Without Asking
AI agents take over routine work, but their failures hit wallets and reputations: from posting confidential data in a work chat to making purchases without access…
Developer Spent a Month Watching Agents in His Codebase: A File Tree Costs More Than JSON
A Habr author connected agents to his project via an MCP server and watched them for a month: a text tree cost more than JSON, and a build folder can't be filtered…
Alexa Plus after a year of testing: better at running your home than your life
NVIDIA Physis-Lang Describes Physics in Words and Takes First Place on Physics-IQ Verified
Westlake Robotics Unveils WR1: A Humanoid That Folds Clothes on Its Own With a Dexterous Hand
YOLO Annotator: An Offline Labeling Tool for bbox, OBB and Panoptic Segmentation Under GPL-3.0
Avito Breaks Down Six KubeCon Japan 2026 Talks on Sharing GPUs
An Avito ML Ops engineer distilled six KubeCon Japan 2026 talks on GPUs and LLM inference: tenant isolation, quotas, bin packing. And what the company has already…
Habr Author Sets Up a Fake teamo Profile to Test Scam Bots
A Habr user built an "ideal" profile on the dating app teamo to see how bots and neural networks work in scams, and how much money they make.
Indosat, Nvidia and Nokia Are Building the Zankore AI Platform in Central Java
Russia's Digital Ministry to require operators to provide 1 Gbps in apartment buildings
VK files suit in EU court challenging sanctions imposed in summer 2026
Russia launches a network of flower vending machines, and Flowwow's revenue grows to 5.7 billion rubles
Ransomware Attack on SoftBank's IDC Frontier Hits 495 Customers
Cloud provider IDC Frontier, a SoftBank subsidiary, reported a ransomware attack that disrupted 495 corporate customers and local governments in Japan. A data leak…
Falcongaze SecureTower and Ideco NGFW Novum Pass Compatibility Testing
Ideco NGFW Novum firewall and Falcongaze SecureTower DLP have completed compatibility testing. Together they cover both network perimeter protection and data leak…
US freezes green cards for employees of Microsoft, Adobe and 6 other IT companies
US authorities have indefinitely halted green card processing for H-1B workers at Microsoft, Adobe, Infosys, TCS, Wipro, HCL, Cognizant and Capgemini. The reason…
Koch Took Nearly $1 Billion in Dividends From Infor Over Two Fiscal Years
MedTech faces one more weak quarter before a 2027 rebound
UK to Curb Non-Compete Clauses After AI Startups Complain
Anthropic adds two tools to Claude: dashboards and animations in chat
Habr: How to Measure Template-Like AI Text with Shingles and MinHash
A Habr article explains why neural network texts converge on one template and proposes measuring it with shingles, MinHash and structure metrics instead of judging…
TNW Column: AI in Healthcare Stalls on the Context Behind Every Insurance Claim
TNW: hospitals, insurers and patients are stuck in bureaucracy, and AI won't help until it learns to read the human context behind every claim, including workers'…
8 AI App Builders for 2026: Logins, Roles, Real Data
Zuckerberg Called Muse Ready to Launch Despite the Risks, NYT Reports
Robert Reich Urges Liability Lawsuits as a Check on AI and Climate Risks
Google Launches The Talking Museum: 3D Artifacts You Can Question with Gemini
Anthropic Adds a Ban on Systematic Abuse of Claude to Its Usage Rules
Anthropic's updated usage policy bans systematic, cruel treatment of AI models. Claude can already end conversations that have turned into harassment.
SpaceX Buys 800 MHz Spectrum for US Mobile Service: Musk Calls It the Final Piece of the Puzzle
SpaceX has acquired 800 MHz spectrum to launch mobile service in the US. Elon Musk called the deal "the last critical piece of the puzzle."
Kyrgyzstan Shuts Down Gold-Backed State Stablecoin USDKG Over Sanctions
On 7 October 2026, Kyrgyzstan's cabinet ordered the wind-down of USDKG, a gold-backed stablecoin pegged to the dollar. The project did not survive to its first…
MegaFon estimates: up to 40% of telecom operators' routine tasks will shift to AI within three years
Apple, HP and Dell Laptop Selection in Russia Shrinks Under New Certification Rules
Solar Dozor Confirms Compatibility with VILIKS's Loop Messenger
