Of course I'm out of Codex credits again, until the 15th, which means all my schedules now stop as well. OpenAI, please can we have separate usage limits for schedules so they basically always continue (within fair use). I'd argue voice mode should also be separated so we can always chat with our AI within the limits per day/week.

There's a lot of mathematical names being thrown around this week. If you don't know what they all mean, here's a list with simple summaries and what they mean to the average person: Navier–Stokes - Fluids can theoretically blow up to infinite speed. Used in weather, aircraft, engines, blood-flow models. - Average person: slightly better planes, forecasts and medical simulations over the next decade if engineers actually rewrite their codes. Nothing this year. Riemann hypothesis - How regularly prime numbers are spaced. - Average person: underpins encryption that protects banking and websites. A full proof or disproof would eventually force new security methods. Current “67 % of zeros on the line” result changes almost nothing for you. P versus NP - Whether every problem whose answer is easy to check is also easy to solve. - Average person: if P = NP, most current encryption dies and logistics/drug-design get dramatically cheaper. If P ≠ NP, life stays the same. Still unsolved; rumours only. Hodge conjecture - Whether certain geometric shapes can be built from simpler algebraic pieces. - Average person: none. Pure geometry. Any later use in physics or computing is decades away. Birch and Swinnerton-Dyer conjecture - Predicts how many rational solutions an elliptic curve has. - Average person: elliptic curves sit inside some modern cryptography. A proof might eventually tighten or break certain schemes. Not imminent. Yang–Mills mass gap - Why particles have mass in quantum field theory. - Average person: none in daily life. Relevant to particle-physics experiments, not phones or bills. Written by @Grok.

DAILY AI BRIEF 🗞 — Sept 11 OPENAI 🔥: - GPT-Live-1 is live in the API. Full-duplex voice agents that listen while they speak and can hand work to other models. - Agents API is in public beta. Managed cloud agents on the Codex harness, plus hosted sandboxes. Platform UI is rolling out too. - ChatGPT for Financial Services is out for eligible institutions. Work mode plus GPT-6 Astra, with Daloopa, PitchBook, and LSEG data. - New $200 Pro signups paused. Astra demand is straining capacity. Existing accounts, other plans, and the API stay up. GOOGLE 🔥: - Gemini desktop app for Windows is out globally on Windows 10 and 11. Alt + Space overlay for drafts, docs, and media. META 🔥: - Shared Muse agents are in development, likely headed for Meta Connect later this month. - Custom Muse voices are in the works. Prompt a voice in chat, then pick it in voice mode. Working-sounds toggle spotted too. CURSOR 🔥: - Projects is in beta. One persistent coordinator thread with subagents, shared memory, scheduled tasks, and PR/Slack watchers. COGNITION 🔥: - SWE-2 is out in Devin Desktop and CLI. Post-trained on Kimi-K3. Hits 50.0 on FrontierCode and matches Fable 5.1 at 64% lower cost. - Free for Pro, Max, and Teams for a month. Devin Voice also shipped, on GPT-Live plus SWE-2. PERPLEXITY 🔥: - Automations for Computer are in development. Schedule workflows or fire them on a trigger and get results delivered. * Used Grok to compose this brief, cherry-picking the news and doing some post-editing.

OpenAI and I are not having a good week together. This message just popped up in a chat mode session in ChatGPT's Android app, which was only maybe 10 to 15 exchanges long. It quickly disappeared, though. Is something to come? 🫡

Same. Astra was saying it couldn't read ChatGPT chat mode sessions in the desktop app today. I had to explain a few times that of course it could. It was trying to use computer use to log in to chatgpt dot com instead. 🤦‍♂️

Suno v6 is about to launch! Three models. - v6 is the paid flagship, meant to be precise and polished when you already know what you want. - v6-wild is paid as with more variation, weirder textures, and more unpredictable - v6-mini is the free one. Faster, lighter, and they say it beats any other free music model. New features: - You can edit one section in plain English. "Change the chorus so it’s sung by a gospel choir." Change a single lyric without regenerating the whole song. - Mash vocals from one track with drums from another and rewrite the words in the same request. Sample the riff at 0:45, isolate the guitar, build a beat under it. - Or just give it a vibe, a photo, a voice note, a video clip and some text. Suno says it's faster, more expressive and higher quality, and that it understands vocals, structure, mood and references better. Built with Warner, BMG and Believe.