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Concern as number of laws rushed through parliament surges

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  • August 3, 2026
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Labour says it’s too much, National says it’s all reasonable use. Should the parliament rules be changed? This story was originally published on RNZ The coalition government has passed more legislation in one term under urgency than any other parliament in recent history, according to records dating back to 2008, raising concerns public scrutiny of […]

Resonant Computing and Common Fabric

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  • November 5, 2026
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This event summary was created by Claude with editing by Tim O’Reilly, based on a transcript of the conversation. Alex Komoroske is the CEO and a cofounder of Common Fabric, a public benefit corporation building the infrastructure for human-centric agentic computing. He spent more than a decade at Google as a product manager and director […]

AI keeps cracking unsolved math problems, and mathematicians have mixed feelings

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  • August 1, 2026
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OpenAI’s refutation of the Unit Distance Conjecture has sparked a wave of AI-assisted advances in mathematics. Fields Medal winner Timothy Gowers says GPT 5.6 Pro solved two problems he had spent considerable time working on, each on its first attempt. He warns of the “possible destruction of mathematical culture” if mathematicians stop building the expertise […]