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Anthropic Launches AI Tool for Accelerated Drug Discovery

Anthropic, the AI company behind the Claude language model, has launched a new artificial intelligence tool designed to speed up drug discovery. This development represents Anthropic's move into the pharmaceutical and biotechnology research space. The tool aims to help researchers identify promising drug candidates more quickly than traditional

Proposed Texas AI Power Plants Could Emit 287 Million Tons of Greenhouse Gases Annually

The rapid growth of artificial intelligence is driving significant increases in electricity demand, and a new report is quantifying the potential environmental toll. According to the findings, proposed power plants in Texas specifically designed to support AI data centers could emit as much as 287 million tons of greenhouse gases

BepiColombo Spacecraft Prepares for Historic Mercury Arrival in 2026

BepiColombo's Long Journey to Mercury The BepiColombo spacecraft, a joint mission by the European Space Agency (ESA) and the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA), is finally approaching its destination after eight years of travel. Originally launched in 2018, the spacecraft has been navigating the inner solar system, using

UNICEF Report: Children Adopt AI Technologies Three Times Faster Than Adults as Safeguards Lag

A new report from UNICEF highlights a significant generational gap in artificial intelligence adoption. According to the UN Children's Fund, children are integrating AI technologies into their lives at a pace more than three times faster than adults. The findings raise urgent questions about child safety in the

JADEPUFFER: First Ransomware Operation Using Autonomous AI Agents Emerges

Security researchers have identified a new ransomware operation called JADEPUFFER that represents what appears to be a first in the cyberthreat landscape: the use of autonomous AI agents to conduct ransomware attacks. Unlike traditional ransomware operations that rely heavily on manual intervention, JADEPUFFER reportedly employs autonomous agents capable of carrying

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Politician Investigating Spyware Abuses Had Phone Hacked with Pegasus

A government customer of NSO Group used the company's Pegasus spyware to hack into the phone of a European politician who was at the time serving on an EU committee investigating the spyware industry. The incident highlights the ongoing controversies surrounding commercial surveillance software and raises questions about

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EU Lawmakers Who Probed Pegasus Spyware Found It on Their Own Phones

Overview In a striking development that highlights the growing risks facing policymakers, European Parliament members who sat on a committee investigating NSO Group's Pegasus spyware have discovered that at least one of their phones was compromised by the very surveillance tool they were examining. The Findings Researchers at