Weekly: Anthropic's S1 filing, labs claim models refute Exponential Time Hypothesis
njyx · x · 2026-11-01
Steampunk AI's weekly roundup: Anthropic's S1 was filed this week to near-universal relief; OpenAI and Anthropic both unveiled sub-exponential sample algorithms for 3-SAT, claiming their models refute the long-assumed Exponential Time Hypothesis (significant if ratified, though not P≠NP); Claude Code ships an EVENMOREDANGEROUSLYSKIPPERMISSIONS flag; plus Rob Walling's analysis of the only SaaS moats left in 2026.
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