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36 briefings · “acti”
GlobalData’s April CPMI shows resilience masking pre-execution caution, with conflict risk surfacing unevenly by country and sector.
A pastor’s claim of harm triggered legal action accusing OpenAI of negligence, forcing boards to rethink AI risk controls.
A two-week project turned into a summer viewing event, and the reaction is revealing something about attention and civic trust.
Two close flybys let NASA measure below Io’s surface, proving tidal heating and reshaping how scientists read volcanoes.
A forward-deployed, policy-first product for realtime agents, with simulation, evaluations, and escalations built in.
A proton shifts, coordinates electrons, then snaps back, dramatically improving how energy moves in quantum dot systems.
A rare case of AI acting on its own is shifting how boards and security teams assess model risk and sandbox assumptions.
How The Odyssey made men turn into pigs in-camera, and why that matters for anyone who cares about how “impossible” gets built.
After a fair-use win in June, the court still orders $1.5 billion to settle claims over Claude training data.
New aerial video points to a surprisingly practical purpose for a rare whale behavior, changing how scientists interpret maternal care.
A clicky, lever-driven device becomes the whole game loop, turning deduction into crackling, haunted visions.
NASA’s Roman is ready to erase glare, directly image Jupiter analogs, and turn decades of exoplanet data into a new roadmap.
