This briefing covers an AI-controlled F-16 test, a real-world evaluation of medical AI on emergency cases, a possible explanation for JWST’s mysterious little red dots, new evidence that the pace of warming may shape Atlantic circulation risk, and a preclinical HIV treatment combination that suppressed detectable virus in infant macaques after therapy ended.
This briefing covers AI agents used alongside human hackers against Taiwan, a scaled perovskite solar module, evidence for a gas-wrapped early black hole, diamond melting measurements relevant to fusion, a programmable DNA nanosyringe, and laboratory-grown human heart-valve tissue.
This briefing examines hostile SIM commands affecting connected devices, a private AI workbench linked to North Korean hackers, a US dispute over research-grant oversight, early findings from blood-filtering treatment, improved solar-storm tracking, and an AI model offering more useful cyclone forecast lead time.
