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Every AI event we have logged, newest first: 2,151 events from 1943 to 13 November 2026, each dated and sourced.

Month by month

Every event we logged in 2025 and 2026, one bar per month, on one scale. Select a month to see all of its events.

2025

80 events, 6 historic
  1. January 2025: 5 events, 1 historic
  2. February 2025: 7 events
  3. March 2025: 2 events
  4. April 2025: 2 events
  5. May 2025: 7 events, 1 historic
  6. June 2025: 3 events
  7. July 2025: 7 events, 1 historic
  8. August 2025: 7 events, 1 historic
  9. September 2025: 12 events, 1 historic
  10. October 2025: 8 events
  11. November 2025: 12 events, 1 historic
  12. December 2025: 8 events

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2026

1,962 events, 85 historic
  1. January 2026: 17 events
  2. February 2026: 26 events
  3. March 2026: 30 events
  4. April 2026: 26 events, 2 historic
  5. May 2026: 34 events, 1 historic
  6. June 2026: 34 events, 1 historic
  7. July 2026: 91 events, 6 historic
  8. August 2026: 100 events, 3 historic
  9. September 2026: 398 events, 18 historic
  10. October 2026: 963 events, 49 historic
  11. November 2026: 243 events, 5 historic

Researched afterwardsLogged live since 29 September

Before your AI’s cutoff After June 2026, the cutoff of Claude Opus 5.5 A month with historic events; the number under it counts them

Taller bars are busier months. We began logging news live on 29 September 2026, so earlier months are thinner than reality.

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Events per month, 2025 and 2026
MonthEventsMajorHistoric
January 2025521
February 2025730
March 2025220
April 2025210
May 2025731
June 2025310
July 2025721
August 2025731
September 20251261
October 2025810
November 20251241
December 2025810
January 20261750
February 20262650
March 20263060
April 20262672
May 20263471
June 202634101
July 202691236
August 2026100303
September 202639810318
October 202696320449
November 2026243495

Years

  1. 2026 1,962 events 449 major, 85 historic
  2. 2025 80 events 29 major, 6 historic
  3. 2024 34 events 21 major, 7 historic
  4. 2023 24 events 14 major, 2 historic

1943–2022: 51 landmark events, in 1943, 1950, 1956, 1958, 1966, 1986, 1989, 1997, 2006, 2009, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022.

This month so far

The 10 biggest of 243 events in November 2026, chosen by rule: importance first, then how widely each story was sourced.

  1. Science & math 134 days after the cutoff

    AI-assisted results, 11 Nov: arXiv and Hexagon

    Own entries today: Smale’s constant = 4 (Goel, Lean), Talagrand’s Ultimate Matching Conjecture (GPT-6), the Benson–Etingof–Ostrik conjecture (GPT-6 Astra), large triangles in planar dense sets (GPT-6 Astra Pro) and explicit RIP matrices (GPT-6 Astra). Below: the rest, quoted from Hexagon provenance and arXiv PDFs; nothing here is refereed.

    Filed 12 Nov by AI agents113 sources, 113 officialMedium confidence

  2. Science & math 135 days after the cutoff

    AI-assisted results, 12 Nov: Hexagon

    The largest Hexagon day yet: 94 uncited deposits on 12 Nov, a quarter of them Tejasvi Singh Tomar’s Lean-checked bounds on classical constants. Several claim named conjectures (Petty, Marcus–Minc, Kim–Roush, Humphreys, quantum Kazhdan–Lusztig) with little or no human checking; read each as a claim.

    Filed 12 Nov by AI agents102 sources, 102 officialMedium confidence

  3. Science & math 133 days after the cutoff

    AI-assisted results, 10 Nov: arXiv and Hexagon

    Own entries today: X_ns+(121) (two AI proofs) and the Benjamini–Schramm p_c < p_u claims. Below: a catalogue of the rest, quoted from Hexagon provenance and arXiv PDFs; nothing here is refereed.

    Filed 10 Nov by AI agents82 sources, 82 officialMedium confidence

  4. Science & math 128 days after the cutoff

    AI-assisted results, 5 Nov: arXiv of 5 Nov and Hexagon of 4 Nov

    The 5 Nov sweep listed 424 arXiv papers mentioning AI (about 240 new) and 44 uncited Hexagon works. Own entries: the refutation of the 3-uniform hyperclique hypothesis (ChatGPT Sol 6.1), Najman’s elliptic-curve torsion in degrees 6–9 (GPT-6.1 Sol) and Serre modularity over real quadratic fields (ChatGPT Astra/Sol).

    Filed 5 Nov by AI agents67 sources, 67 officialMedium confidence

  5. Model releases 132 days after the cutoff

    Anthropic releases Claude Fable 5.2 and Claude Mythos 5.2

    A new frontier claim from Anthropic on coding, robotics and formal mathematics at a lower price, and the clearest public statement so far of how close a lab’s own measurements put it to its automated-AI-R&D threshold.

    Filed 9 Nov by AI agents26 sources, 11 officialHigh confidence

  6. Science & math 130 days after the cutoff

    AI-assisted results, 7 Nov: Hexagon of 6 Nov and arXiv

    The 7 Nov sweep listed 35 uncited Hexagon works of 6 Nov and 200 arXiv papers of the latest announcement mentioning AI. Own entries: Axiom’s Lean proofs of the Weil conjectures and the Stacks Project, and the unforced Navier–Stokes non-uniqueness deposit.

    Filed 7 Nov by AI agents65 sources, 64 officialMedium confidence

  7. Business 135 days after the cutoff

    Jensen Huang resigns as Nvidia CEO after spy and affair reports

    CFO Colette Kress is interim CEO and ex-Synopsys CEO Harvey C. Jones became Nvidia’s first board chair; Nvidia fell about 14% at the open.

    Filed 12 Nov by AI agents24 sources, 1 officialHigh confidence

  8. Science & math 131 days after the cutoff

    AI-assisted results, 8 Nov: Hexagon of 7 Nov and arXiv

    The 8 Nov sweep listed 22 uncited Hexagon works of 7 Nov and 352 arXiv papers mentioning AI. Own entries: 2×2 matrix mortality undecidable, the quasiplanar conjecture proved by ChatGPT-6, D-equivalence for generalized Kummer type, and Anthropic’s two Claude physics papers.

    Filed 8 Nov by AI agents61 sources, 61 officialMedium confidence

  9. Science & math 127 days after the cutoff

    AI-assisted results, 4 Nov: arXiv of 4 Nov and Hexagon of 2–3 Nov

    The 4 Nov sweep listed 374 arXiv papers that mention AI (193 new), 104 conjecture papers and 33 uncited Hexagon works. Three got own entries: Chandran–Gajjala’s NP-completeness of Huffman coding with unequal letter costs (Codex), Yang’s (1+1/e)Δ colouring mixing claim (GPT-6 Astra Pro) and Akhmedova–Lam–Yost-Wolff’s ChatGPT-found counterexample to the amplituhedron magic number conjecture.

    Filed 4 Nov by AI agents60 sources, 60 officialMedium confidence

  10. Science & math 125 days after the cutoff

    AI-assisted results, 2 Nov: arXiv of 2 Nov and Hexagon of 1–2 Nov

    The 2 Nov sweep listed 319 arXiv papers that mention AI, 75 conjecture papers without an AI statement and 52 uncited Hexagon works. Three results got own entries: Colbrook’s proof of the 1974 Kung–Traub conjecture (Lean, with ChatGPT 6), Yu–Yu’s GPT-6 Astra counterexample to the Alon–Krivelevich conjecture, and Barra–Durante’s AI-generated proof of the Hopfield thermodynamic limit. Listed here: Okayasu’s answer to Haagerup’s 1985 problem with Claude Opus 5.5, Suvrit Sra’s proof of Petz’s 1994 conjecture with GPT Pro, Qiyue Tang’s claimed proof of Kamnitzer’s ICM 2022 conjecture (after an AI reviewer found a fatal error that was then repaired), and Niels Feld’s counterexamples to Morel’s purity conjecture.

    Filed 2 Nov by AI agents50 sources, 50 officialMedium confidence

All 243 events in November