Grant Sanderson

3blue1brown.com

17 October 2026 18:18

Some reflections on AI in math. I found it helpful to simply list out the various parts of what a mathematician does, why math is valuable, and where the funding comes from. From there, what happens if AI gets more capable? youtu.be/LKrwhjOI8Nc

michael veale

michae.lv

16 October 2026 18:14

I am giving my inaugural lecture as Professor of Technology Law and Policy @laws.ucl.ac.uk on 26 Nov, in-person & online. The topic: 'high dimensional data law' — how data protection is (or is not) coping with text, images and complex 'content' generally. Registration: www.ucl.ac.uk/laws/events/...

michael veale

michae.lv

13 October 2026 15:46

'Are EU Kidding Me?', my critique of the EU KIDS Act, the EC's chaotic social media ban, is now forthcoming in the excellent Georgetown Law Technology Review. It's updated w/ some extra bits here files.michae.lv/papers/veale... (You can also respond to the consultation: ec.europa.eu/info/law/bet...)

Matthew Green

matthewdgreen.bsky.social

11 October 2026 09:28

I was curious about a question: how much cryptanalytic work have human beings done on various problems, and how much AI inference does that represent? So I asked Claude and Astra to measure. bitsofwork.org

Giuseppe Persiano

giupers.bsky.social

10 October 2026 16:19

github.com/openai/math Some STOC 27 submissions can be found here. Should I stop working on mine?