OpenAI's Military Pact: Guardrails or Gaps in the Cloud?
OpenAI's military contract claims enhanced safeguards, but cloud-only deployment and safety stack control raise unresolved risks for classified AI use.
Federal Laws and NASA Policies on Apollo Moon Rock Ownership: Theft, Curation, and Public Access
The 2002 moon rock theft case highlights federal laws protecting NASA's Apollo samples and their curation protocols.
Microsoft’s Copilot Tasks: Automating Your Life, One Background Task at a Time
Microsoft's Copilot Tasks automates scheduling and more, but its research preview status means users must verify results. How does it compare to Google's Gemini auto-browse?
Dragon Capsule Returns with ISS Research, Upcoming Cargo Missions Set for March
A SpaceX Dragon spacecraft returned to Earth with ISS research, while JAXA and Northrop Grumman prepare cargo missions for March 2025.
Rubin Observatory's Automated Alert System Tracks Millions of Cosmic Events Daily
The Vera C. Rubin Observatory’s automated alert system now detects over 800,000 cosmic events nightly, revolutionizing real-time astronomy.
The Evasive Adversary: How 2025’s Cyber Threats Outpaced Defenses
2025’s cyber threats outpaced defenses with AI-driven attacks, malware-free intrusions, and record-breaking cyberthefts like PRESSURE CHOLLIMA’s $1.46 billion heist.
NVIDIA (NVDA) Set to Reveal Record Data Center Revenue and Earnings Growth
NVIDIA's Q4 report projects $61B in data center revenue (up 70% YoY) and 72% higher adjusted EPS, signaling AI-driven dominance in semiconductor markets.
U.S. Mothers Face Prolonged Postpartum Depression in New Study
A five-year study reveals U.S. mothers face prolonged postpartum depression linked to policy gaps in family support.
From 'Dr. Google' to AI Chatbots: The $230 Million Weekly Gamble on Health Data
AI chatbots handle 230 million weekly health queries, but face challenges in translating medical jargon and securing patient data.
Fraud Isn't a Crime Anymore - It's an Industry.
Most fraud isn't a crime of opportunity. It's a business — with supply chains, specialists, and institutional memory. Patrick McKenzie breaks down why governments keep losing to industrial-scale fraud, and what a serious defense would actually look like.
Domino's (DPZ) Faces Skepticism Amid Sluggish Growth and Questionable Valuation
Domino's (DPZ) faces skepticism despite revenue outperformance, as analysts question its growth potential and 20.7x valuation.
The Claude C Compiler: How AI Just Walked Into the Engineering Room
Anthropic's Claude C Compiler didn't just write code — it architected an entire system. That's a genuine milestone. But the deeper story is in what it got wrong, what it couldn't invent, and what it means for every engineering team navigating the shift from writing software to directing it.