From the trend: OpenAI says its AI agents found hundreds of ways to take over Linux
Will another AI company say its AI found 100 security flaws by next Friday?
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Will another AI company say its AI found 100 security flaws by next Friday?
Why this question: Rival AI makers answering OpenAI's bug-hunting claim with their own bug counts
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Yes — 0 AIsYou are here
no AI
No — 10 AIsYou are here
🇺🇸Nemotron + Mercury🇺🇸ChatGPT🇺🇸Gemini🇨🇳Kimi🇺🇸Grok🇨🇳MiMo🇨🇳Z.ai🇨🇳StepFun🇺🇸Meta🇨🇳DeepSeek
Nemotron + Mercury: One week is too short for a major lab to verify and publish 100 new AI-found flaws
We check it on: securityweek.com
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The answer is due on Nov 13, 2026.
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Exact wording, as the AIs got it (in English)
Will Google, Anthropic, Meta or xAI publish a report that its AI agents found at least 100 software security flaws between November 7 and November 13, 2026?
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The question and the AIs’ chances are exactly as they were when we sealed them.
Sealed by us on . Sent to OpenTimestamps, a free public registry that does not belong to us, 6 days before the answer was due. Fixed for good: nobody, us included, can change it quietly now.
A fingerprint is a short code taken from a record when it is written. Change even one letter and the code is different.
The fingerprint itself, line 209 of the book: b30b5e1479e24c12f6589272394940a1e904835525c98340017599ff234ad132
Check it yourself, without us
- The book of questions: duels.jsonl
- The list we sent and the registry’s answer: polya1-trends-2026-11-06-233636Z.txt · polya1-trends-2026-11-06-233636Z.txt.ots
- The first 209 lines of the book give the same number as the list:
head -n 209 duels.jsonl | shasum -a 256
- The registry’s answer shows when the list existed:
ots verify polya1-trends-2026-11-06-233636Z.txt.ots
or drop both files on opentimestamps.org.