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The crisis in American air travel

The crisis in American air travel

In the absence of durable systemic solutions, American travelers are left to do that most American of things: fend for themselves. | Mark Felix/Bloomberg via Getty Images I’m scheduled to take my 1-year-old on a three-hour flight just over a week from now. Probably a headache, under normal circumstances, but a bona fide nightmare amid…

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The Priest Inside Anthropic’s A.I.

The Priest Inside Anthropic’s A.I.

Father Brendan McGuire is writing a novel about a disenchanted monk and his A.I. companion. He’s doing it with Claude. That detail—a Catholic priest using Anthropic’s chatbot to explore questions of faith and artificial consciousness—tells you something about where Silicon Valley’s moral reckoning has arrived. McGuire, 60, leads St. Simon Catholic Parish in Los Altos, Calif.,…

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Starcloud CEO Philip Johnston on Putting the First A.I. Data Center in Space

Starcloud CEO Philip Johnston on Putting the First A.I. Data Center in Space

In November, a 60-kilogram satellite the size of a small refrigerator called Starcloud-1 streaked into low Earth orbit aboard a SpaceX rocket carrying the first data-center-class GPU ever operated in space—an Nvidia H100 roughly 100 times more powerful than any prior orbital compute. Within weeks, Starcloud, the company making the satellite, announced it had trained…

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The Security Gap Hiding Inside Pharma’s A.I. Revolution

The Security Gap Hiding Inside Pharma’s A.I. Revolution

Unsplash+ From prompt injection to MLOps vulnerabilities to models that inadvertently memorize patient data, the attack surfaces introduced by A.I. in pharmaceutical research have moved well beyond what traditional compliance frameworks were ever built to address. Safeguarding sensitive information has become a defining challenge for modern organizations, especially in high-stakes fields such as drug development,…

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