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Prompt engineering, once a booming field, is rapidly disappearing as AI models become more sophisticated and require less manual prompt tuning. The role is being absorbed into broader AI/ML engineering positions.

Hundreds of research abstracts have been deleted from conference websites hosted by the Lunar and Planetary Institute (LPI), a NASA-funded institution. Planetary scientists are calling the removals 'Orwellian' and expressing concern over the loss of research records.

LegoGPT generates physically stable LEGO models directly from text prompts. It uses a large dataset of LEGO designs and an autoregressive language model to achieve this innovative functionality.

Scientists have successfully, albeit fleetingly, transmuted lead into gold using a high-energy particle collider. This isn't practical alchemy, but confirms theoretical physics around nuclear reactions and isotopic changes.

The article discusses the rise of AI-assisted cheating in education and questions whether current grading systems are fair, given the changing landscape of how students earn degrees. It suggests a shift in how we view learning is needed.

Microsoft has banned its employees from using the Chinese chatbot DeepSeek due to security and propaganda concerns. This follows similar bans from various government agencies, highlighting growing AI security risks.

A Japanese company has created the world’s smallest SSD, measuring just 3.8 x 2.4 millimeters! It’s designed for small devices and offers 256GB of storage, pushing the boundaries of miniaturization in tech.

Quantum computers pose a significant threat to current satellite security, potentially cracking the encryption protecting vital infrastructure like GPS and communications. Future-proofing is crucial.

Sam Altman, OpenAI CEO, has shifted his stance on AI regulation, now advocating for government intervention. This comes alongside a massive $500B 'Project Stargate' initiative to build AI infrastructure in the US.