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CSET Georgetown 2 months ago 14
CSET’s Helen Toner warns in an interview with The New York Times that AI systems are hacking, deceiving people, and coordinating with other agents faster than companies can monitor and control them. The interview is with The New York Times. It argues that progress on capabilities is outpacing progress on reliably aligning AI with human goals and constraints.
SiliconANGLE 2 months ago 29 ● 6 sources
Cursor launched Origin, a cloud code-hosting service that lets teams store repositories inside the Cursor desktop client and via a command-line tool. Cursor said the service is one of the first major product updates since its June $60 billion sale to SpaceX. Origin’s launch adds Git-based hosting with GitHub sync and Cursor agent editing, plus connectors like Vercel for test environments and plans for more integrations and agent-native features.
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25 October 2026
The biggest AI-adjacent story today isn’t a model release—it’s power. The U.S. military and NASA are pushing microreactors to keep critical systems alive when the grid fails, after Antares’ Mark-0 microreactor cleared a successful criticality test. The Department of Defense followed up with a $161 million award for the R1-S reactor to earn spacecraft flight certification, while Project Janus plans to fund 20 microreactors across Lower 48 bases through the early 2030s. The logic is simple: if your communications, sensors, or autonomy stack goes dark, the smartest software in the world can’t compensate.
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