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    Navier-Stokes, Muse, Mistral

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    TL;DR

    • OpenAI claims AI-generated proof of Navier-Stokes millennium problem, but allegations of foul play overshadow the announcement
    • Mistral closes €3B Series D at €21B valuation, Europe's largest tech round
    • Meta launches Muse personal AI agent, its biggest consumer AI bet yet
    • Foreign deepfake network targets dozens of Australian politicians on Facebook

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    OpenAI claims Navier-Stokes solution amid academic misconduct allegations

    OpenAI says it used an internal model more powerful than GPT-6 Astra plus 10,000 concurrent agents to crack the Navier-Stokes millennium prize problem in 88 hours, publishing a formal Lean proof. But mathematician Tristan Buckmaster alleges an OpenAI researcher pressured him to drop an Anthropic co-author from his own parallel work and that OpenAI's solution followed the same unusual path as drafts he'd uploaded to Codex.

    Mistral raises €3B in Europe's largest-ever tech round

    The French AI lab closed a €3 billion Series D led by Samsung, Scaleup Europe and PSG Equity, pushing its valuation past €21 billion. The round underscores growing sovereign AI investment in Europe even as Mistral trails US frontier labs on benchmarks.

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