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SiliconANGLE 1 month ago 40
Anthropic used Claude to turn Andrew Wiles’ Fermat’s Last Theorem proof into computer-verifiable Lean code. The formalization consists of 13 million lines of Lean code and was completed in 11 days. The result is a large Lean proof file that can be checked automatically by computers, reducing human-error risk and easing sharing.
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16 October 2026
The biggest throughline today: AI is moving observability from “find problems faster” to “handle them safely,” with enterprise IT heading toward autonomous, governed workflows. LogicMonitor’s Elevate event made the case that the next step isn’t another dashboard—it’s context-rich monitoring that plugs directly into incident management and change control, so actions come with guardrails. The company leaned on integrations with OpenTelemetry and common ticketing/ops systems to stitch telemetry into the operational chain, turning raw signals into decisions.
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