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NASA Astronauts Return to ISS as Air Leak Repair Paused

NASA Astronauts Return to ISS as Air Leak Repair Paused NASA has directed astronauts aboard the International Space Station (ISS) to return to the orbiting laboratory after repair operations for an air leak were temporarily paused. The incident underscores the ongoing technical challenges associated with maintaining the aging space station

Hidden Quantum Complexity Found in Cobalt Could Advance Computing Technology

Cobalt, a metal used in everything from batteries to magnets, has been studied extensively for decades. However, a team of scientists has revealed that there is still much to learn about this element at the quantum level. Using advanced measurement techniques, researchers uncovered a dense network of topological electronic states

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University of Cambridge Achieves First AI-Designed Vaccine Antigen in Successful Test

Researchers at the University of Cambridge have successfully tested a vaccine containing an antigen designed exclusively by artificial intelligence. This milestone represents the first time an AI system has been used to design a vaccine antigen from scratch that has progressed to actual testing. The achievement demonstrates a significant step

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NSA Reportedly Preparing Anthropic's Mythos AI for Cyber Operations

The U.S. National Security Agency is reportedly preparing Anthropic's Mythos AI model for use in cyber operations, according to sources familiar with the matter. This development is notable given an existing federal ban restricting agencies from using services from Anthropic, the AI company behind the model. The

Anthropic Advocates for AI Nonproliferation: What It Means for the Industry

Anthropic's Push for AI Nonproliferation Anthropic has publicly advocated for what it calls "AI nonproliferation"—a concept that draws parallels to nuclear nonproliferation efforts. This stance places the company among a growing number of AI safety-focused organizations calling for international cooperation and controlled dissemination of advanced

Meta Smart Glasses App Reportedly Includes Unreleased Face-Recognition System

According to recent reports, Meta's smart glasses companion application reportedly includes an unreleased face-recognition system. The discovery suggests the company may have been developing or testing facial recognition capabilities for its wearable device lineup. Face-recognition technology in consumer devices has faced increasing scrutiny from privacy advocates and regulators.

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AirTrunk Plans $30 Billion AI Data Center Expansion in India

Australian data center operator AirTrunk has committed $30 billion to establish 5 gigawatts of AI data center capacity in India, marking a substantial investment in the country's growing AI infrastructure. The planned 5GW capacity represents a significant expansion for AirTrunk, positioning India as a key hub for AI