Today we’re covering the biggest AI stories of July 13th, 2026. Apple filed a lawsuit against OpenAI, its hardware chief Tang Tan, and its io devices unit, alleging that a poaching spree of over 400 former Apple employees turned into a pipeline for stolen hardware secrets, with one ex Apple engineer allegedly texting a colleague that gaining unauthorized access to confidential files was “so funny,” and Apple asking the court to force a redesign of OpenAI’s unreleased Jony Ive led device. Just one day after launch, OpenAI’s GPT-5.6 Sol Ultra spun up 64 parallel subagents and produced an AI generated proof for a 50 year old unsolved math problem in under an hour, adding to a growing pattern of frontier models cracking decades old mathematical mysteries. Plus, the nonprofit behind AI 2027 released AI 2040, a new stress test mapping five possible paths for how the AI race unfolds over the next decade, and today’s community workflow comes from Claire in Fort Collins, Colorado, a recent high school graduate who used Claude Cowork to build an automated monthly investing report that tracks her stock portfolio, teaches her a new financial concept, and recommends where to put her next $50.
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