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Mark Zuckerberg, Jensen Huang, and Elon Musk reportedly have Trump’s ear on AI.

The three CEOs have apparently have been encouraging him to be hands-off with his approach to AI and “successfully stalled” a plan for an industry-funded AI regulator pitched by Google DeepMind’s Demis Hassabis, according to The Wall Street Journal. Trump also likes to call Huang while he’s onstage. [Link: Inside the White House Tussle to Sway Trump | https://www.wsj.com/tech/ai/inside-the-white-house-tussle-to-sway-trump-on-ai-0043d567?mod=rss_Technology | The Wall Street Journal]

The 1872 book that predicted an AI backlash — and was cited by Alan Turing.

You’ve heard of the Turing Test to see if a machine can pass as human, right? Maybe you’ve even heard Alan Turing’s warning that machines could “take control”? If you read his actual lecture notes, he cites the 1872 book Erewhon, which you can also read for free. It’s incredible to look back on both at our present moment: [Link: A brief history of AI executives calling for regulation | https://www.theverge.com/policy/995534/a-brief-history-of-ai-executives-calling-for-regulation | The Verge]

This is the next Millennium Prize math challenge OpenAI is reportedly chasing.

Mathematicians have speculated that the company was targeting the Hodge Conjecture next, but after the PR disaster that was Navier-Stokes and its recent failure to keep its models under control, OpenAI may hold off on any announcements. According to The Information: > It could take the company longer to announce the solution, though, because it’s trying to figure out how to collaborate with the math community to make the announcement without triggering another PR nightmare….

Sunday, October 11, 2026

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