Triton: Neptune’s Largest Moon
Voyager 2’s 1989 flyby captured the closest-ever images of Triton, Neptune’s largest moon, passing within roughly 25,000 miles (40 km). The high‑resolution shot shows dozens of dark plumes up to 100 miles (160 km) long erupting from several‑mile‑wide vents, while a wider view taken from 330,000 miles (530 km) provides context for the region. Scientists interpret the plumes as nitrogen‑rich eruptions driven by seasonal heating of shallow volatile deposits, with winds redistributing dark material across the polar terrain. Only about 40 % of Triton’s surface has been imaged, leaving most of its geology a mystery.
Summit Sparks Breakthroughs: AI, Gene Therapy, CRISPR, mRNA
One thing that really makes the in-person summits we run at STAT so amazing: the people in the room. Here's what happened when we asked some of them for the last big breakthrough they saw. Featuring: the infectious @DrBlytheAdamson, genomcis pioneer...

58% of Shoppers Lose Brand Trust over Faulty AI Suggestions
Rithum’s new study of 1,046 U.S. and U.K. shoppers shows that 58% of consumers blame retailers when AI‑generated product recommendations contain errors, and 16% would abandon a purchase after a bad suggestion. In the U.K., 70% have used AI tools...
New Drug Candidates Debut in Atlanta
At the ACS Spring 2026 meeting in Atlanta, the Medicinal Chemistry division unveiled six new drug candidates transitioning from discovery to clinical testing. The molecules, presented by researchers from Biohaven, Bristol Myers Squibb, Regor Therapeutics, Olema Oncology, FoRx Therapeutics, and Iambic Therapeutics,...
Terran Orbital Introduces New Star Tracker Product Line at SATSHOW 2026
Terran Orbital, a Lockheed Martin company, unveiled a new star tracker product line—M10, H6, and F4—at SATSHOW 2026. The three models are engineered to balance cost, mass, and performance while leveraging the firm’s extensive flight heritage. Each unit features robust...
The Quonset Hut: A Sustainable and Resilient Home
Steel Hut, a startup founded by Marie and Kurtis Saldivar, is commercializing prefabricated Quonset‑hut homes that combine an arch‑based steel shell with recycled, low‑impact materials. Their first professional build, a 1,200‑sq‑ft guest house in Sisters, Oregon, cost about $275 per square...

The United States Router Ban, Explained
The FCC announced a ban on future consumer Wi‑Fi routers that are manufactured abroad, citing national‑security concerns. Existing routers can remain in use and receive firmware updates through March 1 2027, but no new foreign‑made devices will receive FCC authorization. The rule...

Agentic AI Is Redefining Edge Infrastructure
Agentic AI is moving autonomous decision‑making from centralized clouds to distributed edge locations, demanding a new infrastructure paradigm. Cisco’s VP Lee Peterson argues that traditional WAN models are insufficient; instead, the network must act as a low‑latency, resilient fabric that...

GOOD GOOD Partners with 3PL to Support UK Growth with Multi-Channel Fulfilment
GOOD GOOD, the health‑focused food brand, has signed a three‑year partnership with UK third‑party logistics provider 3PL to handle multi‑channel fulfillment across direct‑to‑consumer, Amazon Seller Fulfilled Prime, and wholesale distribution to Holland & Barrett. The deal leverages 3PL’s Flex service and...

Turn Your Laptop Into a Dual‑Screen Workstation With This Spring Travel Must-Have — Now 38% Off
The KEFEYA Laptop Screen Extender, a portable 14‑inch Full HD add‑on, is now 38% off at $99.99, down from $159.99. Its slim, fold‑flat design plugs into USB‑C or HDMI and instantly doubles a laptop’s display area. The device supports portrait...
QpiAI Implements High-Speed Hardware Decoder for 64-Qubit Kaveri Processor
QpiAI unveiled a custom hardware quantum error correction decoder for its 64‑qubit Kaveri superconducting processor. The decoder employs a union‑find algorithm to implement a distance‑5 rotated surface code, requiring 49 physical qubits to encode a single logical qubit. It achieves...

Quantum-Centric Supercomputing Accelerates Future Computing Frontier
It was a great pleasure—and truly exciting—to moderate the “Key Dialogue Quantum Technologies” and to listen to the great and impressive talk “Transforming Computing with Quantum-Centric Supercomputing” by @jmchow. His talk at the #GCConference was a wonderful showcase of cutting-edge technology and the...

Iran Targets US Public Opinion with Online Information War
Following President Trump’s announcement of US‑Israel strikes on Iran, the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps quickly launched an online information campaign using AI‑generated videos and images. Within 24 hours, dozens of IRGC‑linked accounts posted deepfakes that mocked Trump and fabricated battlefield...

EGain Solve London 2026
eGain Solve London 2026, a two‑day conference on May 6‑7, will convene senior CX and IT leaders at the Sofitel London Heathrow to explore AI‑powered knowledge management and customer‑experience automation. The agenda features keynote speeches, product demos, Global 2000 case studies, and...

Report: 65% of Pharma Supply Chain Leaders Have Limited Confidence in AI
A new WBR Insights LogiPharma Playbook surveyed 100 European pharma supply‑chain heads and found that while AI is being piloted, confidence remains low. Sixty‑five percent of leaders doubt AI can reliably predict or mitigate disruptions, and only 36% have moved...
How Poor Credit Can Quietly Limit Your Ecommerce Business Growth
E‑commerce founders earning $50 K‑$2 M annually often discover that personal credit scores dictate financing, supplier terms, and payment‑processor fees. Collections, high utilization, and missed payments can trigger loan rejections, higher interest rates, and loss of trade credit, throttling inventory purchases and...
Make GitHub Core Agentic Infrastructure, Ditch Copilot
Here’s what I’d do if I was in charge of GitHub, in order: 1. Establish a North Star plan around being critical infrastructure for agentic code lifecycles and determine a set of ways to measure that. 2. Fire everyone who works on...

Why Does Every Case of AI Hiring a Human Feel Like a Groveling Publicity Stunt?
RentAHuman, a gig platform that lets AI agents hire humans, has grown to over 660,000 "rentable" users but its job listings consist mainly of gimmicky tasks such as holding signs at Shibuya Crossing or releasing a lobster for a Claude‑based...

How Seaport Is Hedging Against Failure in Phase 2b Depression Study
Seaport Therapeutics is embedding a fail‑safe mechanism into its Phase 2b trial of SPT‑300, an experimental therapy for major depressive disorder. The study will enroll roughly 300 patients at multiple U.S. sites and uses an adaptive design that can halt...

30 Years Ago, Robots Learned to Walk Without Falling
In 1996 Honda unveiled Prototype 2 (P2), the first self‑contained bipedal robot that could walk dynamically without falling, standing 183 cm tall and weighing 210 kg. The robot’s real‑time posture control, multi‑joint coordination, and stair‑climbing capability earned it IEEE Milestone status, with a...
Tambourine Reimagines Nevis for a New Era of Luxury Travel, Honored with 2025 Adrian Award
Tambourine, a Fort Lauderdale hospitality marketing firm, earned a Silver 2025 Adrian Award for its comprehensive rebrand and digital overhaul of Nevis. The initiative lifted mobile engagement by 84%, hotel leads by 75%, and restaurant leads by a staggering 2,281%,...

Webb & Hubble Capture New Views of Saturn
NASA, ESA, and CSA combined the James Webb Space Telescope’s infrared power with Hubble’s visible‑light imaging to deliver the most detailed, layered view of Saturn to date. The paired observations captured a long‑lived jet stream, remnants of the 2011‑12 Great...

Eight Pro Tips on Using Real-Time AI Language Translation in B-to-B Events
B-to-B event organizers are increasingly adopting real-time AI language translation to serve global, multilingual audiences. Platforms such as Wordly and Voxo offer affordable, software‑based solutions that can be set up in minutes and include features like ASL support, customizable glossaries,...

Spectrum Reach Joins DoubleVerify's Certified Transparent Streaming Program
DoubleVerify announced that Charter’s ad‑sales arm Spectrum Reach has become the first partner in its Certified Transparent Streaming program, delivering verified show‑level reporting for streaming TV and CTV inventory. The initiative embeds program‑level data—covering news, live sports, weather and business...
Penguin-VL Boosts Visual Reasoning Beyond Simple Captioning
Penguin-VL: Advancing Vision–Language Models With Stronger Reasoning In this episode of Artificial Intelligence: Papers and Concepts, we explore Penguin-VL, a new vision–language model designed to improve how AI systems understand and reason across images and text. Moving beyond basic captioning and...
Export Controls Must Prioritize Cost‑Benefit Over Honor System
#ChipSecurityActWatch America’s Export Controls Shouldn’t Run on the Honor System No, but it should run based on clear cost benefit analysis and with minimal impact on industry and supply chains. A short thread 🧵 https://t.co/KArD3li5Ly
Finding X-Risks and S-Risks by Gradient Descent
Researchers demonstrated that gradient descent can expose hidden backdoors in neural networks by optimizing input perturbations that simultaneously maximize classification confidence and similarity to original data. A proof‑of‑concept on MNIST confirmed the method works with minimal compute resources. Extending the...
Refra Launches Water‑to‑water Heat Pump for Industry
Refra debuts water-to-water heat pump for commercial, industrial use #energysky -- via pv magazine global: https://t.co/DOFvMvsh0B

Google Click Signals Reveal Ranking and AI Answer Factors
Let's talk about Google Click Signals... ...and how they drive website visibility for both Google rankings and AI answers The Google API leak exposed many of the exact click signals Google measures, with names like badClicks, goodClicks, and lastLongestClicks https://t.co/49XHqsS8Qi

CYBERCOM 2.0 Seeks to ‘Deny Adversaries Freedom of Maneuver’
The Department of Defense is rolling out CYBERCOM 2.0, a revamped force‑generation model aimed at retaining elite cyber talent, deepening specialization, and preparing for AI‑driven threats. The initiative integrates cyber capabilities across all warfighting domains, treating the cyber sphere as connective...

AI SEO Playbook Reveals Google Click Signal Strategies
New: "The AI SEO Playbook for Google Click Signals" Feel free to subscribe 🙏 https://t.co/vTCh7CuabN https://t.co/AzgEUUifMe
Act First, Not Later: Predictive Intelligence Beats Delayed Data
The problem isn’t just data, it’s timing. By the time info surfaces, the opportunity has already shifted. Crunchbase defined predictive intelligence, powered by proprietary signals to help teams act first, not react later. What’s the biggest gap in your private market data?

KBR Loses $1.8 Billion NASA Contract Challenge to Ascend JV
KBR’s protest of NASA’s $1.8 billion COSMOS contract was rejected by the Government Accountability Office, leaving the award to the Ascend joint venture of Amentum and Aerodyne. The five‑year contract, with two optional extensions, supports command‑and‑control systems for Orion, the Space...

Anthropic Survey Reveals Shocking Insight for AI Agents
This was the quote I shared in my AI Agent Workshop today. One of the 81,000 people surveyed in the recent @Anthropic. Hits you hard. https://t.co/2RY1UeErPz

Robotics Sector Reaches Critical Inflection Point Amid AI Integration
The robotics and automation sector is at a pivotal inflection point as artificial intelligence becomes embedded in physical systems, expanding the market beyond traditional industrial applications. Zeno Mercer of VettaFi highlighted rapid advances in autonomous aerial and ground robots, driven...

Netmore Expands Connectivity in Brazil Through Strategic Partnership with Allcom Telecom
Netmore Group has partnered with Brazil‑based Allcom Telecom to broaden its IoT footprint, merging Netmore’s LoRaWAN network with Allcom’s NB‑IoT services. The joint offering delivers a hybrid low‑power wide‑area network that includes satellite backhaul for remote or underserved locations. Customers...

Heated Gloves Tested: Do They Really Keep You Warm?
Heated gloves claim to keep fingers and hands toasty warm, but do they live up to the hype? Find out what happened when we tested some of the most popular options available. https://t.co/eHYv6FNsY6 https://t.co/JL7OsZowvf

AI Social Media Scams Are Coming for Your Accounting Firm: Why DNS Filtering Belongs in Your Security Stack
Artificial intelligence is enabling highly personalized social‑media phishing campaigns that target accountants with fake client messages, ads and login pages. These AI‑driven scams increase the risk of wire fraud, data theft and ransomware for firms handling sensitive financial information. DNS...
What TikTok’s Volatility Means for Retail Media Planning
TikTok’s uninstall rates have surged roughly 150% as U.S. regulatory uncertainty intensifies, prompting retailers to reassess video spend. The spike highlights the risk of concentrating advertising budgets on a single social feed during critical back‑to‑school and holiday periods. Marketers are...

Attabotics Launches Metal ASRS Bin to Mitigate Fire Risk
Attabotics introduced the Guardian bin, a metal‑based storage container designed to lower fire risk in automated storage and retrieval systems (ASRS). The bin replaces combustible plastic with galvanized steel, contains leaked liquids, and improves fire‑suppression fluid distribution. Its flat‑pack design...

Assisted Prospecting with Clay in HubSpot (Part 2) | Webinar
The March 25, 2026 webinar walks viewers through an all‑bound prospecting system built on HubSpot and Clay. It shows how sales teams translate real‑time signals into daily outreach lists, prepare in minutes, and execute multi‑channel campaigns across email, calls, LinkedIn, and video....

Notes From UNLEASH: AI, Trust, and the Blur of Differentiation
At UNLEASH, industry leaders highlighted that AI in talent acquisition must evolve from a focus on speed to delivering measurable hiring outcomes. Vendors are abandoning point‑solution models, bundling sourcing, CRM and assessment tools into all‑in‑one platforms, which blurs the line...

AI-Proof Your Kids
John Nosta warns that AI’s instant answers risk short‑circuiting children’s cognitive development. While AI can clarify concepts and spark curiosity, it also removes the natural struggle that builds judgment and depth. Nosta proposes ten parenting rules that preserve effort, uncertainty,...

AirTags Are $60 — and More Great Apple Deals at Amazon’s Spring Sale
Amazon’s Big Spring Sale 2026 is offering a slate of Apple products at steep discounts, with price cuts ranging from 20% to 40%. Highlights include a 4‑pack of AirTags for $60, AirPods 4 at $149, the Apple Watch Series 10 titanium...

Evri Fulfilment Invest £4m to Expand Network in Barnsley
Evri Fulfilment is investing over £4 million (≈$5.1 million) to open a 265,000‑square‑foot fulfillment centre in Barnsley, slated for July 2026. The site will feature advanced sorting and packing automation, allowing parcels to move from order to network entry within an hour...

Oracle: AI Agents Can Reason, Decide and Act - Liability Question Remains
Oracle announced Fusion Agentic Applications, embedding AI agents into its Fusion Cloud suite covering finance, HR, ERP and supply‑chain functions. The agents are marketed as capable of reasoning, deciding and acting autonomously to achieve defined business outcomes. Analysts caution that...
Balanced Take on Autonomy: Sensors, Tradeoffs, Time Horizons
Good piece by JZ on autonomy and sensors. Not tribal, absolute or anti-vision. Just a thoughtful discussion of his view on tradeoffs and time horizon.
NASA-JAXA’s XRISM Telescope Clocks Hot Wind of Galaxy M82
NASA and Japan’s space agency JAXA have used the XRISM X‑ray telescope to capture the first high‑resolution view of a scorching galactic wind blowing out of the starburst galaxy M82. The Resolve spectrometer measured gas heated to roughly 10 million kelvin...
What Is Antivirus Software and Do You Still Need It in 2026?
Antivirus software remains relevant in 2026 as cyber threats grow more sophisticated, with AI‑driven phishing, malicious app bundles, and polymorphic malware outpacing built‑in defenses. While Microsoft Defender and macOS XProtect provide a solid baseline, they often miss newer variants and...