They haven’t built a spacecraft for travelling to our nearest star system. But engineers have designed a spacecraft that could take up to 2,400 people on a one-way trip to Alpha Centauri. The craft, called Chrysalis, could make the 25 trillion mile (40 trillion kilometer) journey in around 400 years, Read more…
Two different firms have tested the newly released GPT-5, and both find its security sadly lacking. After Grok-4 fell to a jailbreak in two days, GPT-5 fell in 24 hours to the same researchers. Separately, but almost simultaneously, red teamers from SPLX (formerly known as SplxAI) declare, “GPT-5’s raw model Read more…
President Trump and Apple are expected to announce a new $100 billion commitment by Apple to boost manufacturing in the U.S. CBS News: The new investment would increase Apple’s commitment to U.S. manufacturing to $600 billion over the next four years, according to a White House official. And it’s expected Read more…
The Chinese government has embarked on an all-out drive to transform the technology from a remote concept to a newfangled reality, with applications on factory floors and in hospitals and government offices… “[E]xperts say Beijing is pursuing an alternative playbook in an attempt to bridge the gap” with America: “aggressively Read more…
Napster’s latest AI pivot is the latest in a series of attempts by various owners to ride its brand cachet during emerging tech waves. In March, it sold for $207 million to Infinite Reality, an immersive digital media and e-commerce company, which also rebranded as Napster last month. Since 2020, Read more…
Remember, it’s all synthesized “anthropomorphizing”. But with that caveat: In populations of simple software agents (like characters in “The Sims” but much, much simpler), having “guilt” can be a stable strategy that benefits them and increases cooperation, researchers report July 30 in Journal of the Royal Society Interface… When we Read more…
Silicon Valley’s AI talent war just reached a compensation milestone that makes even the most legendary scientific achievements of the past look financially modest. When Meta recently offered AI researcher Matt Deitke $250 million over four years (an average of $62.5 million per year)—with potentially $100 million in the first Read more…