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Scientists survey Mount Ararat glacier to recover its first ice core

A German-Turkish research team has completed the first scientific survey of the glacier on Mount Ararat, Turkey’s highest peak, to study its potential as a record of climate and human history. Scientists mapped the shrinking ice cap to identify the best site for drilling the mountain’s first ice core, hoping it will reveal thousands of […]

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How to Deploy NVIDIA Dynamo on Kubernetes for Distributed LLM Inference

TL;DR NVIDIA Dynamo is preferable to a standalone inference server when the serving problem extends beyond one process or one GPU node. It introduces a Kubernetes-native control plane for distributed inference graphs, separate prefill and decode workers, KV-cache-aware routing, model loading, topology-aware placement, autoscaling, fault recovery, Gateway API integration, and multi-node execution. This tutorial uses

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AI shrinks vulnerability exploitation window to one day, raises cyber risks: J.P. Morgan

Advances in artificial intelligence are dramatically reshaping the cybersecurity landscape by enabling faster discovery and exploitation of software vulnerabilities, while organisations continue to struggle to patch them in time, according to a report by J.P. Morgan Asset & Wealth Management.

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The CEO-CIO Compact for Agentic AI: Who Owns Risk, Spend, and Business Outcomes?

TL;DR Agentic AI creates an accountability problem before it creates a technology problem. An AI agent can interpret goals, retrieve data, select tools, spend money, initiate workflows, and change business or technical systems. That authority cannot be assigned to an innovation committee, hidden inside a platform team, or treated as a normal software feature. The

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Healthcare benchmarks are only as good as their assumptions

In healthcare settings where patients use LLMs as a medical assistant, LLM performance differs between evaluation and deployment. (a) Bean et al. (2025) find a 61 percentage point difference between evaluation and deployment. (b) We argue this gap arises not from poorly designed benchmarks, but from implicit assumptions embedded in evaluation protocols that fail to

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Nearly 81 years after Hiroshima, scientists discover a hidden metal alloy created by the atomic bomb blast

Scientists found a new metallic alloy in Hiroshima shoreline sand. This alloy formed from extreme heat and rapid cooling during the 1945 atomic blast. Researchers identified its unique chemical makeup and crystal structure in microscopic particles. The discovery offers insights into matter behavior under extreme conditions. This finding could inspire future materials science research and

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