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Pope Leo XIV Calls for AI to Serve Humanity's Common Good

Pope Leo XIV has delivered a message to lawmakers calling for artificial intelligence to be developed and deployed in service of the common good, rather than allowing the technology to dominate humanity. The pontiff's remarks signal continued engagement by religious and ethical leaders with questions surrounding AI governance

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China Advances Toward Reusable Rocket Technology

China is reportedly close to mastering reusable rocket technology, a milestone that would place the nation among the select group of countries advancing capabilities in sustainable space access. Reusable rocket technology allows rocket stages to be recovered and reflown, significantly reducing the cost of reaching orbit. The development aligns with

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Senator Wyden Calls for Federal Oversight of Government Hacking Tools and Spyware

Senator Ron Wyden has sent a letter to the U.S. Government Accountability Office (GAO) requesting a thorough review of how federal law enforcement agencies use commercial hacking tools and spyware. The request specifically targets the FBI, DEA, Immigration and Customs Enforcement's Homeland Security Investigations (HSI) division, and

Scientists Capture Hidden Electronic State Forming in Record-Breaking 30 Femtoseconds

Researchers have achieved a significant breakthrough in ultrafast materials science by directly observing a hidden electronic state emerge inside a material in a mere 30 femtoseconds—a timescale so brief that it represents a fraction of the time light takes to travel the width of a human hair. The team

AI Can Predict Vaccine Response Before Vaccination, Study Finds

A new study published in Science Daily reveals that artificial intelligence may soon predict how individuals will respond to vaccines before they even receive them. By analyzing antibody patterns from more than 4,000 participants, researchers identified markers of what they call "immune readiness" that help distinguish strong

Large-Scale Study Confirms At-Home Colorectal Cancer Screening Reduces Mortality Risk

A major study from Sweden provides compelling evidence for the value of colorectal cancer screening. Researchers followed more than 376,000 participants over the long term and found that those who completed screening had a 43% lower risk of dying from colorectal cancer compared to those who did not participate.

Rising AI Debt Loads Test Investor Appetite as Market Fatigue Sets In

The wave of corporate borrowing to fuel artificial intelligence ambitions appears to be approaching a critical juncture. Major technology companies and enterprises across sectors have taken on substantial debt to build out AI infrastructure, acquire talent, and develop proprietary models—investments that require significant capital outlays with uncertain return horizons.