What Is That Bright Star? When To See May’s Moonlit ‘Planet Parade’

Exactly how, when and where to see Venus, Jupiter, Saturn, Mars and Mercury in May 2026.

Microsoft MDASH Beats A Key Mythos Benchmark. Here’s Why That Matters

Microsoft MDASH outperforms Mythos Preview on the CyberGym benchmark, demonstrating improved vulnerability discovery capabilities.

Looking To The Future: Mayor Wu And Others Discuss AI

Boston leaders, academics, and businesses united at to promote collaborative, human-centered AI innovation and economic growth.

Scientists Are Counting The Diseases Climate Change Causes

A new report from the American Academy of Microbiology examines how attribution science is measuring the infectious disease burden caused by climate change.

4 Urgent Questions After The WHO Emergency Hantavirus Meeting

A 3-hour WHO Hantavirus emergency Zoom call was held this morning, providing outbreak analysis. It seemed that for every question asked many more questions were raised.

Why AI Memory Is The Only Moat Left—And Most Product Teams Are Ignoring It

For product leaders, the shift requires treating memory as a design primitive rather than a feature to add later.

Something Feels Off About The ‘KPop Demon Hunters’ Global Concert Tour

Netflix has announced a KPop Demon Hunters global concert tour with little information and seemingly no involvement from the real-life singers.

​To Achieve Digital Sovereignty, First Build A Migration Strategy

Success breeds momentum, and momentum, in turn, creates success.

Microsoft Windows 11 Exploited 3 Times In 24 Hours By Zero-Day Hackers

Microsoft Windows 11 has fallen victim to three zero-day exploits in a single day as the 2026 Pwn2Own hacking event opens in Berlin.

The Highest Rotten Tomatoes Scored Movie Of 2026 Is Out Today

The best movie of 2026 hits theaters today, with the highest critic Rotten Tomatoes score of the year, and the second-best audience score too.