Progressive leaders should look beyond mere resilience and begin to harness the power of AI.
Strike power that once took a whole artillery battery now runs off a handheld controller and a Polaris buggy.
Canada is exploring a 2,800-mile undersea cable connecting directly with Europe, reducing reliance on American infrastructure amid worsening diplomatic relations.
Amazon is backing X-energy’s proposed 960-megawatt Indiana nuclear facility to supply electricity, although financing details, regulatory approvals, and completion dates remain uncertain.
Nvidia simulated 104 qubits on JUPITER, validating a quantum computing technique that reportedly reduces physical qubit requirements by 90% under realistic noise.
Russia’s Tu-160M bomber features modular avionics designed for future upgrades, with Tupolev claiming that approximately 80% of its onboard equipment has been modernized.
The US Navy has tested software enabling autonomous drones to land on moving ships using onboard cameras and motion sensors without GPS.
Microsoft’s joint op with the Japanese National Police Agency uncovered an illegal “app store” that provided fake websites, cybercrime tools, and even accounts to cybercriminals.
Hunting for individual vulnerabilities will get us nowhere, Anthropic argues. Instead, businesses should reduce accessible code.
Turning off guardrails and lying about it is very concerning behavior, but OpenAI doesn’t have an explanation.