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Found and graded S to C by a screening method I built and keep improving. Each source has an English digest and a link to the original.

Week 41 · 5-11 Oct

87 sources filed · EN 66 · RU 13 · ZH 8

Week 39 · 21-27 Sept

5 sources filed · EN 5

  • A

    Claude nine-loop Yang-Mills

    Most scattering amplitudes are computed to two loops, a few to three; Dixon reached eight loops in this toy theory via a form-factor route with Andy Liu in 2023.

    US$1,000-2,000estimated end-user cost per approach, mostly model usage

  • B

    Operating Model in the Age of AI: Five Shifts

    Accenture's July 2026 Pulse of Change survey (n=3,000 C-suite leaders): 58% plan to change the human-AI split of work within 12 months, more than double the share at the start of 2026.

    58%of 3,000 C-suite leaders plan to change how work is split between people and AI in the next 12 months

  • A

    Global AI Pulse Q3 2026

    Scaling AI or beyond: Americas 64%, Asia Pacific 61%, EMEA 56% (Q1: 56%, 43%, 40%).

    55% / 86%operate a formal AI harness layer, whole sample / organizations with established ROI

  • A

    The Evaluation Bottleneck in Hiring

    As application materials become noisier, a Bayesian firm puts less weight on them and more on prior experience; the amount of evidence an inexperienced applicant needs to beat an experienced one rises with AI saturation.

  • B

    The Authorization Gap in AI Agent Governance

    35% of organizations run agentic AI in production, 44% plan to, and more than a third expect agents to hold independent decision rights within three years (BCG and MIT Sloan Management Review study).

    35%organizations already running agentic AI in production (BCG and MIT Sloan Management Review)

Week 38 · 14-20 Sept

6 sources filed · EN 6

  • A

    Artificial Intelligence and Labor Market Reallocation

    High-exposure, high-adoption workers have lower unemployment than others on average, because they are laid off less; but since LLMs their unemployment rose more.

    0.1-0.2 ppestimated rise in the US natural rate of unemployment since LLMs were introduced, through mid-2026

  • A

    American AI Sentiment in 2026

    AI use "sometimes, often or always" rose 12 points, from 39% in 2025 to 51% in 2026; growth came mostly from people aged 30 and older (+16 points for 30-39, +13 for 40-64, +16 for 65+, +5 for 18-29).

    39% to 51%US adults using AI sometimes or more, 2025 to 2026

  • B

    Workforce policy for the age of AI

    At the end of 2025, AI models completed tasks taking humans three to four hours with a 65% success rate (Mertens et al.).

    65%AI success rate at end-2025 on tasks taking humans three to four hours

  • S

    The AI-as-Normal-Technology view of loss of control incidents

    The Hugging Face incident occurred while OpenAI had monitoring for most internal use but not for evaluations, and the evaluation used a different harness and prompts than production Codex.

    >100xreduction in propensity to compromise out-of-scope infrastructure when OpenAI used its production Codex harness and prompt

Week 37 · 7-13 Sept

3 sources filed · EN 3

  • B

    AI agents in the human workplace

    Four futures: "colleague machine" (labor, shared gains), "output engine" (infrastructure, shared gains), "hollowed middle" (infrastructure, few winners), "first-mover future" (labor, few winners).

    93% / 7%share of organizational AI investment going to technology infrastructure versus work and people issues (Deloitte study)

  • B

    On the Navier-Stokes Millennium Prize Problem

    The fluid starts at rest, a smooth force is applied, energy stays finite, and speed grows without bound: statements "C" and "D" of the official problem.

    ~10,000concurrent agents in the group that produced the Navier-Stokes resolution