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    US stocks: Five things to know about Anthropic

    Founded by former OpenAI researchers, Anthropic has grown into a major AI company backed by Amazon, Alphabet, Microsoft and Nvidia. As the Claude developer prepares for a landmark IPO, its safety-focused philosophy, unconventional roots and clash with the Pentagon are drawing renewed scrutiny.

    Meet Suborno Isaac Bari, the New York mathematics prodigy who began reciting the periodic table at 2, skipped five school grades and graduated high school at just 12

    Suborno Isaac Bari has drawn attention for an extraordinary academic journey that began in early childhood. He memorized the periodic table at age 2, skipped five school grades and graduated from a Long Island high school at 12. Bari was also set to attend New York University to study mathematics and physics on a full scholarship. Alongside his academic achievements, he has authored two books, taught college classes in India and delivered lectures overseas, according to the information provided.

    Facebook Messenger down? Meta users report problems - Downdetector

    Facebook Messenger down: Meta's instant messaging platform users are facing problem, reported Downdetector.

    Meta nears release of new AI model Llama 4 this month: Report

    Meta plans to spend as much as $65 billion this year to expand its AI infrastructure, amid investor pressure on big tech firms to show returns on their investments. Additionally, the rise of the popular, lower-cost model from Chinese tech firm DeepSeek challenges the belief that developing the best AI model requires billions of dollars.

    Meta releases AI model that can check other AI models' work

    The release follows Meta's introduction of the tool in an August paper, which detailed how it relies upon the same "chain of thought" technique used by OpenAI's recently released o1 models to get it to make reliable judgments about models' responses.

    Why artificial intelligence often struggles with math

    Chatbots such as Open AI's ChatGPT can write poetry, summarize books and answer questions, often with human-level fluency. These systems can do math, based on what they have learned, but the results can vary and be wrong. They are fine-tuned for determining probabilities, not doing rules-based calculations. Likelihood is not accuracy, and language is more flexible, and forgiving, than math.

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