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A mathematician just casually announced he broke an 87-year-old open problem — during a World Cup final.

The Jacobian conjecture has resisted mathematicians since 1939. Stephen Smale put it on his famous list of the hardest problems in mathematics for the 21st century.

On Sunday night, while Argentina and Spain played the World Cup final, Harvard fellow Levent Alpöge posted a 216-character counterexample on X — proving the conjecture false.

He thanked a friend for asking the question. And thanked "fable" for working through the match.

That second friend wasn't human. It was Fable 5, Anthropic's newest model.

The result: a single polynomial map in 3D space where three different points collapse into one — which is all it takes to break the conjecture. Mathematicians have already independently verified it.

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Anthropic just isolated itself from the entire AI industry — and did it on purpose.

25 companies (Nvidia, Microsoft, Meta among them) signed a letter this week urging regulators to avoid "premature restrictions" on open-weight AI models, as Chinese open-weight models gain ground fast.

Two names missing from that letter: OpenAI and Anthropic.

Days later, Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei published Anthropic's official position — explaining why he won't back unrestricted open-weights, even as the rest of the industry lines up against him.

The response was immediate. White House AI advisor David Sacks called it out directly: this "puts a dagger through the heart of the entire American open source ecosystem."

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