722 breakthroughs in one OpenAI release; blogger predicts announcement fatigue ahead
Dr_Singularity · x · 2026-11-01
Blogger DrSingularity notes AI-driven breakthroughs in math and physics are now arriving in batches of dozens to hundreds, with one OpenAI release containing 722 items.
He predicts that next year, with far more intelligence, chips, and compute, such releases will become too frequent to follow; the wild part is that announcements with dozens of major breakthroughs may become so routine that people barely react — news that would have stunned the scientific world a year earlier.
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