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Today's topics:

AI, Math, and Credit Fight - OpenAI says it solved the Navier-Stokes Millennium Prize problem with a proof and Lean formalization, while Tristan Buckmaster publicly described overlapping fluid blowup work and a dispute over credit. The story highlights AI-assisted mathematics, formal verification, research priority, and how the field may need new norms.

Genome Atlas Maps Variants - Google DeepMind launched AlphaGenome Atlas, a massive database predicting the effects of all possible single-letter DNA variants across the human genome. The resource could speed up genetics research, rare disease studies, and interpretation of non-coding DNA.

Local LLMs Survive Quantization - A benchmark of Qwen3.8 27B suggests 4-bit quantization keeps performance close to the full model while making local use far more practical on consumer GPUs. The results reinforce that smaller, efficient LLM setups can still deliver strong reasoning performance.

Direct Answers for Coding Assistants - A GitHub project called i-have-adhd packages a response style that pushes coding assistants to answer with action first, less filler, and clearer next steps. It reflects growing demand for AI UX that is concise, task-oriented, and easier to use under real work pressure.

E-Reader Becomes Network Printer - A hacker turned an e-ink reader into an IPP printer that macOS can discover and print to directly over Bonjour. It is a clever example of hardware hacking, protocol engineering, and making unusual devices work with standard desktop tools.

-Mathematician Describes AI-Assisted Blowup Results and OpenAI Dispute
-OpenAI Claims Solution to the Navier–Stokes Millennium Problem
-Google DeepMind Launches AlphaGenome Atlas for Human DNA
-Meta Introduces Muse as Its Personal AI Agent
-GitHub Repo: i-have-adhd Skill for Concise AI Answers
-Blackmagic Design Adds AI and Workflow Upgrades to DaVinci Resolve 21.1
-Terence Tao Warns AI May Drain Mathematics of Good Open Problems
-How an E-Ink Reader Became a Printer
-Qwen3.8 27B Quantization Benchmark: 4-Bit Holds Up, 1-Bit Fails
-Inception launches Mercury 2.5 with faster, cheaper production AI