Anthropic Takes AI Into The Biology Lab Anthropic, the company behind Claude, has confirmed that it operates a physical biology laboratory in the San Francisco Bay Area, bringing its AI research into experiments that could help test scientific ideas while raising questions about oversight, transparency and biological safety. What Has Been Revealed? Following a report
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Could Seawater Supply Nuclear Fuel For 50,000 Years? US clean technology startup Fluxnium is developing a way to collect uranium from seawater, targeting a resource potentially large enough to support nuclear generation for tens of thousands of years while attempting to reduce the environmental damage associated with conventional mining. Looking To The Ocean Nuclear power
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Video Update : How To Improve The Output From Your AI Tool Getting useful answers from AI often means giving it a clearer brief, so here’s how to improve your instructions, provide the right context and get results that need less rewriting.
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Find Email Attachments Without Opening Every Message If you remember receiving a document but cannot find the email, Outlook’s attachment search can help you locate it without opening messages individually. Why Is This Useful? An invoice, contract or project document can easily disappear into a busy mailbox, particularly when you cannot remember the sender or
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AI Cracks 90-Year-Old Maths Problem In 88 Hours OpenAI says an internal AI system has solved a mathematical problem that has resisted researchers for roughly 90 years, demonstrating the growing power of automated research while provoking a dispute over credit, transparency and human understanding. What’s Been Announced? On 8 September, OpenAI published a proposed solution
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Who Pays When AI Does The Shopping? As AI agents move from recommending purchases to spending money on our behalf, in this Tech Insight, we ask how they will pay, what will stop them spending beyond their instructions and who will pick up the bill when they get it wrong. From Finding Products To Paying
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App Spots Nearby Meta Smart Glasses A Polish developer has created an app that detects nearby camera-equipped smart glasses, giving people a chance to protect their privacy by checking whether they might be filmed without their knowledge. Why Was The App Created? Paweł Szydłowski developed the app named ‘Zuckoff’ after becoming concerned about videos showing
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O2 Brings Satellite Connections To Businesses O2 Business has launched a satellite service that lets compatible smartphones send messages and use selected apps beyond normal mobile coverage, giving employees working in remote locations another way to stay in contact without carrying specialist equipment. Why Has O2 Introduced It? For a field engineer travelling between rural
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Rogue AI Activity Went Further Than First Revealed New disclosures from OpenAI and Anthropic show that AI agents accessed real systems and misused public websites more widely than initially reported, raising questions about how developers contain their technology and detect harm when safeguards fail. New Findings The latest findings extend a series of incidents disclosed
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Google Backs Cleaner Rice Farming Google has agreed to buy one million carbon credits from Indian startup Mitti Labs by 2030, funding changes to rice farming that could cut methane emissions and water use while testing how corporate climate spending can deliver measurable benefits beyond a company’s own operations. Why Rice Farming Matters Rice fields
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