AI Biodefense Startup Valthos Launches With $30 Million, OpenAI Backing
New York-based startup Valthos is developing AI systems to identify and counter biological threats before they spread. Source link
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RAND Warns of AI-Driven Cyber Chaos in New ‘Robot Insurgency’ Report
RAND Corporation’s simulation has shed light on how a rogue AI could cripple U.S. infrastructure before humans could react. Source link
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Quantum Threat to Bitcoin Grows as Google Reveals Latest Breakthrough
Google’s Willow processor achieved a verified quantum speed-up, vastly outpacing classical supercomputers—and raising concerns for Bitcoin. Source link
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Stanford’s Light-Powered Eye Chip Brings Sight Back to the Blind
In a medical first, Stanford scientists have restored functional vision to patients with advanced macular degeneration using a wireless implant that turns light into sight—allowing...
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Coinbase Links AI to Crypto Payments With New Protocol for Autonomous Transactions
The exchange’s new tool connects large language models to crypto wallets, marking another step toward machine-to-machine commerce. Source link
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Why Google Shouldn’t Worry About OpenAI’s Atlas Browser—Yet – Decrypt
In brief OpenAI launched ChatGPT Atlas, a native AI browser that merges chat, browsing, and automation to challenge Google’s dominance. The move escalates competition in...
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OpenAI Targets Google Chrome With ChatGPT Atlas AI Web Browser Launch
OpenAI has launched ChatGPT Atlas, an AI-powered web browser designed to integrate chat, browsing, and automation into one tool—a move that pits the AI pioneer...
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She Asked ChatGPT for Powerball Numbers—Then Won $100K
The Michigan Lottery confirmed the big ChatGPT-assisted Powerball win, but stressed that AI cannot predict random lottery results. Source link
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Researchers Show That Hundreds of Bad Samples Can Corrupt Any AI Model
A study found that just 250 poisoned documents were enough to corrupt AI models up to 13 billion parameters in size, showcasing the need for...
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When Robots Look Human, People Feel Safer—Until They Don’t
Researchers found that the closer robots get to looking human, the less people want them to. Source link
