If a power claims to have precision munitions, satellite surveillance, signals intelligence, drones, predictive models, and artificial intelligence systems, how does it end up attacking a school? The most honest answer is that “precision” does not mean “certainty.” A missile can reach the marked point precisely
Minab attack: how did a school full of children become a military target? Investigations point to outdated data and lethal decisions.
What good is traveling at 200 miles per hour if it takes almost as long to get to the station?
Elon Musk's Austin-San Antonio tunnel promises to exceed 200 miles per hour and connect both cities in less than 30 minutes. Is it reality or just a futuristic vision?
The Boring Company does have operational experience that is often cited: the Las Vegas Loop system. These are tunnels through which electric vehicles travel, connecting locations around the convention area and other destinations. But let us not confuse Loop with Hyperloop. The Las Vegas system does not transport passengers at more than 200
What if artificial intelligence could help discover new physics, but also make science get things wrong faster? That is one of the possibilities raised by Sabrina González-Pasterski. AI could connect theories, detect logical gaps, and automate tedious calculations. But an elegant equation
Sabrina Pasterski, quantum gravity, black holes, and artificial intelligence: discover the science behind the “new Einstein” label.
Trump's AI Force could redefine artificial intelligence, national security, and the future of technology regulation.
What if deregulating artificial intelligence ended up giving tech giants more power?
Talk of AI rebelling against humanity grabs headlines, but current harms tend to be more mundane: voice impersonation, scams, localized disinformation, automated discrimination, and overreliance on unreliable systems. Yes. And there is no need to solve the mystery of a future superintelligence
Let’s return to the nickname “the new Einstein.” Is it just harmless journalistic exaggeration? Not always. It can attract readers, inspire students, and raise the profile of a female researcher in a field where women have historically been underrepresented. But it comes at a price. Yes. It turns a collective scientific career…
What if the best legal AI were not the one that agrees with you, but the one that helps you challenge it?
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