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Shall we play a game? My AI nuclear simulation
Researchers tested large language models in simulated nuclear conflict scenarios, revealing varied strategic behaviors and potential risks.
Pre-Modern Armies for Worldbuilders, Part I: Why They Fight
An analysis of how pre-industrial societies shape their armies based on social, economic, and political structures, with implications for fantasy worldbuilding.
Italians and Dutch share the same gestural instinct for teaching
A new study finds that Italians and Dutch adults instinctively adapt their gestures similarly to help children learn, despite cultural differences in gesture use.
MAGA’s civil war over immigration is over. Silicon Valley lost.
The Trump administration’s new visa policy, restricting green cards to those who return home, signals a decisive victory for nativists over Silicon Valley’s influence in immigration policy.
U.S. researchers face new restrictions on publishing with foreign collaborators
U.S. scientists now encounter new federal limits on publishing research jointly with foreign partners, raising concerns over academic collaboration and innovation.
Worker confidence hits record low as AI threatens jobs, global report finds
A global report shows worker confidence is at an all-time low as fears grow that AI will eliminate jobs across industries.
Japan college to build AI- and robot-powered city within a city
A Tokyo-based university announces plans to develop a futuristic city powered by AI and robotics, aiming for completion by 2031.
Orix-Qatar private equity fund buys Japanese systems developer
Orix and Qatar Investment Authority’s joint private equity fund has purchased Nippon Information Industry, marking their first deal in Japan’s IT sector.
Who owns the AI boom? South Korea begins to ask
South Korea begins examining the ownership and control of the rapidly expanding AI industry amid growing concerns over concentrated wealth and influence.
