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A team led by the University of Chicago has named Spinosaurus mirabilis, a scimitar-crested, fish-eating theropod found 500–1,000 km from the nearest ancient sea, reshaping what scientists know about where spinosaurs lived.
Bill Gates' Breakthrough Energy has shut down new investments from its Catalyst project-finance fund, compounding pressure on climate startups already losing federal support under the Trump administration.
Amazon Threat Intelligence tracked a low-skill actor who used DeepSeek and Claude to compromise 600+ FortiGate devices across 55 countries, signaling AI is lowering the barrier to large-scale cyberattacks.
A dispute over AI guardrails for military use has put Anthropic's $200M Pentagon contract at risk, exposing a systemic tension between AI safety commitments and national security demands.
Microsoft Research published a Nature paper showing ordinary borosilicate glass can store 4.8 TB of data for over 10,000 years, extending its Project Silica archival storage technology to everyday materials.
NASA classified the 2024 Boeing Starliner crewed flight as a Type A mishap — its most severe designation — after an investigation found helium leaks, thruster failures, suppressed dissent, and a culture of mistrust that stranded two astronauts for nine months.
A security researcher's disclosure of a prompt injection flaw in Cline's AI-powered GitHub issue bot was weaponized eight days later to steal npm publish tokens and install unauthorized software on developer machines.
From cURL killing its bug bounty to Godot maintainers burning out, the flood of low-quality AI-generated pull requests and security reports is forcing open source communities to fundamentally rethink how contributions are accepted.
Two product launches within four days signal that safe execution of LLM-generated code with real credentials has become a mainstream infrastructure problem.
Mozilla delivers on its kill switch promise: Firefox 148 adds a single toggle to block all current and future AI features, arriving February 24.
WebAssembly's server-side moment arrives as WASI 0.3 finalizes native async support and Akamai deploys Fermyon's Spin across 4,000 edge locations.
Three converging developments—Django 6's built-in safety features, an 86% type-hint adoption rate, and Anthropic's PSF security investment—reveal a Python ecosystem entering a new phase of maturity.