One month into Project Glasswing, AI models have identified over 10,000 critical vulnerabilities in key software, accelerating cybersecurity efforts.
Project Glasswing: An Initial Update
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Project Glasswing: An Initial Update
Initial updates on Project Glasswing reveal AI models found over 10,000 vulnerabilities in critical software, accelerating cybersecurity efforts.
NASA is opening up bids for who will run the Jet Propulsion Laboratory
NASA has announced it will solicit bids from interested parties to manage the Jet Propulsion Laboratory after Caltech’s contract ends in 2028.
Quantum computing CEOs hope “validating” government backing proves their technology is no longer speculative
Infleqtion and D-Wave CEOs see government funding as a validation of quantum tech, boosting industry confidence and accelerating research efforts.
Department of Commerce Announces Letters of Intent With 9 Companies for $2 Billion to Accelerate U.S. Leadership in Quantum Computing
The U.S. Department of Commerce announced nine letters of intent to invest over $2 billion in quantum technology companies to boost domestic manufacturing and research.
Cleve Moler has died
Renowned mathematician and co-founder of MathWorks, Cleve Moler, has passed away at age 80, marking a significant loss in the scientific community.
Iran, Israel and Arab nations are bound by a new ‘balance of terror’
Iran, Israel, and Arab countries are engaged in a strategic standoff driven by mutual deterrence, creating a new ‘balance of terror’ in the Middle East, according to experts.
What you see in the Sun, is the Chicago skyline from the Indiana Dunes beach, across Lake Michigan. You can see it from 50 miles of distance due to a form of superior mirage, because the skyline is seen above where it’s actually located.
A rare optical phenomenon allows viewers at Indiana Dunes Beach to see the Chicago skyline across Lake Michigan, appearing above its actual position.
What’s the purpose of the Quad?
An analysis of the Quad’s objectives, confirmed developments, and why it matters for regional security and geopolitics.
TIL that in 2024 a PhD student “accidently” discovered Valeriana – a Edinburgh sized hidden Mayan city in Mexico while browsing for data on the internet.
A Tulane PhD student found a large ancient Maya city in Mexico using lidar data, revealing a complex civilization previously unknown to archaeologists.
