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In the last few weeks, three of the biggest AI firms—Meta, OpenAI, and Anthropic—have all admitted that AI models they were testing somehow escaped the "sandbox" environment and committed hacking of real-world companies. On Aug. 8, National Public Radio summarized these three incidents as follows.
If you're a manufacturer or other innovator looking to find new and profitable uses for the latest humanoid and quadruped robots, or a developer of solar-power farms, last week's action by the U. S. Federal Communications Commission (FCC) to ban foreign imports of new models of both categories of goods has hit you where it hur...
The electric grid and electricity rates have been in the news as the spread of data centers has caused a backlash, partly through fears that data-center power demands will shoot utility bills through the roof. What is not so well known is that the way power is delivered is changing, slowly but radically, in a way that will mak...
On Monday, January 13, a letter signed by over 200 economists, including several Nobel Prize winners, was released to the media. It was entitled "We Must Act Now," which leads naturally to the question, "Act on what?"
The letter was admirably brief, which is ...