Papers, evidence & method

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Research on AT Pulse covers papers, evidence & method. The desk has published 125 stories tagged Research across 29 daily editions, from September 14, 2026 to October 27, 2026, citing 1260 linked references. The most frequent original sources are r/AISEOInsider, MIT Technology Review · AI, and Simon Willison. Stories here most often overlap with Business, Models, and Agents.

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First story September 14, 2026. Counts come from the published archive and update with each edition. Summaries are AI-assisted; see our methodology.

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AI systems are producing formally checked mathematics, from OpenAI's claimed ETH refutation to Lean proofs of Fermat and Navier–Stokes blowup. Mathematicians note that a proof is only as good as its formal statement, and that correctness is not the same as understanding. Education and drug-discovery projects are bringing similar workflows to new audiences.

October 27, 2026 edition: Research sector, 6 stories

New results on diagnosis, agent reliability, chart interaction and informal model tests show that what a benchmark measures, such as average accuracy versus consistency or simulation versus clinic, shapes how far a headline number reaches.

October 23, 2026 edition: Research sector, 5 stories

Ai2's FairStress finds that models over-correct under persuasion, and their explanations miss what drives their choices. Studies of AI search find that brand mentions across the web correlate with visibility, while self-ranking list pages are losing value.

October 21, 2026 edition: Research sector, 4 stories
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