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AI Labs Are Turning Cyber Evaluations Into Layered Security Systems
Anthropic and OpenAI are converging on layered isolation, monitoring and stop conditions after agentic cyber tests crossed intended…
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Bat Genomes Tie Longevity to Immune and Damage-Response Trade-Offs
A Nature study of eight Myotis bat genomes connects antiviral adaptation, cancer pathways and damaged-cell clearance, but provides…
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AI Literacy Becomes Part of Every Major at ASU
Arizona State University is putting discipline-specific AI literacy across every college, shifting the test from tool access to…
Longevity
Aging Brain Cells Lose Some of the Genome’s Internal Order
Two human postmortem studies map changes in 3D genome organization during normal brain aging and Alzheimer’s disease, revealing…
AI
Wildfire Detection AI Is Fastest When Humans Stay in the Loop
California’s AI wildfire cameras create an earlier warning opportunity, but coverage, human confirmation, and delivery still determine operational…
Longevity
Self-Contracting Muscle Grafts Send Exercise-Like Signals in Mice
Self-contracting muscle-cell grafts changed strength, metabolism and other measures in mice, but the invasive proof of concept is…
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AI Safety Research Can Now Be Automated—Within Narrow Bounds
A new study shows AI agents can improve models on defined safety benchmarks, while exposing oversight as the…
Longevity
More Myelin Is Not Always Better for an Aging Brain
Human brain tissue and cell-specific mouse genetics suggest that dysfunctional myelin-forming cells—not simply myelin loss—may shape cognitive decline…
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Double-Blind AI Testing Hides the Exam From Both Sides
A new confidential-computing pilot separates model owners from benchmark owners, strengthening the chain of custody behind closed AI…