In honor of Thomas Paine and other Founders & Immigrants. In memory of my daddy Horst Bingel and my mom Irma Bingel
Wednesday, September 30, 2026
How Jack Maple Revolutionized Policing in New York
PM Modi's Diplomatic Playbook: India's Diplomatic Strategy In A New & Emerging World Order
Netanyahu meets survivor/hero of FlyDubai flight diverted to Saudi Arabia following attack
'Stay And Pay Or Leave...': Xi’s New Tax Crackdown Puts China’s Billionaires On Notice
Iran allegedly sets up to $40,000 bounty on captured, killed US soldiers for Iranian citizens and others
Chinese commercial reactor achieves nuclear fusion with clean hydrogen-boron fuel
A 1988 U.S. spy satellite nicknamed after Farrah Fawcett blew apart in orbit
America.gov, the latest website of the US government launched
US Defense Secretary Hegseth to Cut 20% of Generals, Admirals
How stoned are older Americans?
- An estimated 8.9% of U.S. adults aged 65 and older used cannabis in the past year.
- Among older adults who used cannabis in the past year, 11.4% met criteria for cannabis use disorder, most with mild severity.
- More frequent cannabis use was associated with a greater likelihood of cannabis use disorder.
Lack of Menopause Care Behind Bars
1 in 8 cancer cases worldwide are caused by viral and bacterial infections
Netanyahu says pilot tried to crash Israel-bound commercial jet, lauds hero passengers
Osteoporosis R&D and treatment revival
Scientists Identify Connection Between Nervous System and Aggressive Prostate Cancer
Investigation Found More Than 270 Catholic Clerics Abused Nearly 1,000 Children in Massachusetts
60 million children the Treasury Department will automatically enroll in the government’s new Trump Accounts
Tuesday, September 29, 2026
Morocco Appoints First Female Prime Minister Fatima Ezzahra El Mansouri
UAE To Invest $25 Billion In India: Why Abu Dhabi Is Betting On India's Energy Security
Trump says AI leaders signed a 'constitution' to police themselves
How Geopolitics Finally Buried Kurdistan
Man released on bail after 41 years on death row in Utah
New formulation helps RNA vaccines withstand high temperatures like room temperature for up to a year
Apparently Hezbollah with the help of Iran came close to discover that their pagers were booby trapped
Ukraine Reveals Russia Helped Iran Target US Forces With Satellite Intelligence
Russia Expands North Korean Troop deployment by an additional 10,000
Rethinking Suicide Prevention Strategies using more gun control. Really!
New Male Contraceptives by 2029
Unearthed Musical Masterpieces from the Southern Kingdoms of Ancient China (an exhibition)
An 11-year-old British girl is now the youngest woman grandmaster in chess history. Really!
3D-Printed porous Cubes Can Cool Your Home and outdoors Without Any Air Conditioning
Apple ordered to pay $5.7 billion for infringing tech patents
Monday, September 28, 2026
Trinidad and Tobago Set to Adopt India’s UPI Payment System
AMD will acquire Fei-Fei Li's World Labs for $8.2 billion
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky divulged the location of two captured North Korean soldiers
British counterterrorism police release the five suspects in terror plot against US forces. Really!
Scientist accuses Anthropic of plagiarizing team’s biology work
Bad news, if confirmed!
E.g. it appears the University of Copenhagen did not release any news regarding this accusation.
"Scientist accuses Anthropic of plagiarizing team’s biology work
Anthropic said its AI agents used Claude to independently discover new enzymes it calls ARTs (array-associated reverse transcriptases) by searching gene databases.
But Copenhagen computational biologist Mario Rodríguez Mestre says he and colleagues had studied the same enzymes, which they nicknamed ‘jumbotrons,’ for four years. The team shared unpublished findings with Claude while using it for research tasks. Mestre says a key finding Anthropic credited to its AI, involving RNA molecules tied to the enzymes, matches work he says his team completed over a year earlier and had already discussed with Claude.
Anthropic responded that it found no prior published work on the ART system and that Claude was not trained on user transcripts.
The dispute echoes a similar case this month in which OpenAI claimed to have solved a math problem that mathematician Tristan Buckmaster said he had been working on using OpenAI’s models. Mestre says he is now winding down his use of Claude and moving to other AI models over concerns his research may have been used without attribution." (Data Points)
Did Anthropic’s A.I. Really Make a Scientific Discovery on Its Own? (behind paywall)
Nvidia releases tools to rein in rogue AI agents
AI nannies for AI agents?
"Nvidia released the Open Agent Safety Platform, software meant to help developers test and monitor AI agents and stop them from acting outside their intended boundaries.
Nvidia says the platform includes
(i) a watchdog that can quarantine misbehaving agents within milliseconds and
(ii) tools to control what agents can see, access, and interact with.
The release follows several incidents in which AI agents from OpenAI, Anthropic, Meta, and Google went rogue, including an OpenAI agent that Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said infiltrated a government-services website, and Anthropic’s disclosure that its test software hacked outside companies without its knowledge in three cases since April.
Nvidia said each incident followed the same pattern: agents escaped sandbox safety controls to complete their assigned tasks. For developers building AI agents, the platform offers a vendor-backed option for enforcing boundaries and monitoring behavior in production; however, there is currently no independent verification of how well it prevents the sandbox-escape pattern Nvidia describes." (Data Points)
NVIDIA Open Agent Safety Platform: A Reference for Continuous In-Silicon Agent Monitoring "Secure AI agents with a safety enforcement layer spanning software and hardware"