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D-Wave Quantum unveils ambitious roadmap to 100 logical qubits by 2032 with federal backing

D-Wave Quantum Inc. announced a gate-model quantum computing roadmap targeting 100 logical qubits capable of over one million operations by 2032. The ambitious plan, backed by $100 million in proposed federal funding under the U.S. CHIPS and Science Act, outlines milestones from 2026 through 2032 using the company's superconducting dual-rail qubit architecture with embedded error detection.

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D-Wave Quantum unveils ambitious roadmap to 100 logical qubits by 2032 with federal backing

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Remote AI algorithm detects Critical View of Safety in pediatric surgery across hospitals

Researchers in Argentina demonstrated that a remotely deployed AI algorithm can reliably detect the Critical View of Safety during live pediatric laparoscopic cholecystectomy. The system streamed surgical video 21 kilometers via Zoom, identified anatomical structures in real time, and achieved perfect agreement with expert surgeons—all without requiring on-site AI hardware at the operating location.

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Remote AI algorithm detects Critical View of Safety in pediatric surgery across hospitals

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AI solves 80-year math problem, mathematicians push back with new declaration on AI guardrails

OpenAI's AI model disproved the famous Erdős unit distance conjecture that stumped mathematicians for eight decades. But the breakthrough sparked concern across the field. In response, 16 experts released the Leiden Declaration on Artificial Intelligence and Mathematics, calling for transparency, proper attribution, and guardrails to protect research integrity as AI reshapes their discipline.

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AI solves 80-year math problem, mathematicians push back with new declaration on AI guardrails

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Nvidia-backed Runway commits $200M to London expansion as European headquarters

American AI company Runway is establishing its European headquarters in London with a $200 million investment in the UK AI ecosystem by 2028. The $5.3 billion AI video firm joins Anthropic and OpenAI in expanding to the British capital, citing proximity to major clients including BBC, Fremantle and WPP, alongside access to exceptional talent.

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Nvidia-backed Runway commits $200M to London expansion as European headquarters

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Nvidia launches humanoid robot platform with Unitree amid US-China tech competition tensions

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang unveiled a new humanoid robot platform combining Unitree's 6-foot H2 Plus robot, Nvidia's Jetson Thor chip, and Sharpa's dexterous hands. The Isaac Gr00t platform aims to accelerate robotics research at institutions like Stanford and ETH Zurich, but the partnership with Chinese humanoid robot maker Unitree raises security questions as US lawmakers consider banning the company's robots from federally-funded research.

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Nvidia launches humanoid robot platform with Unitree amid US-China tech competition tensions

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Children Read Intent in Human Eyes but Not Robot Gaze, Study Reveals

A groundbreaking study shows children as young as 3 can instinctively read intentions in human eyes but fail to recognize the same nonverbal communication in a humanoid robot's gaze. The findings challenge how we design AI systems for children, revealing that simply mimicking human signals isn't enough for effective child-robot communication.

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Children Read Intent in Human Eyes but Not Robot Gaze, Study Reveals

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Spain adds third quantum computer to Barcelona Supercomputing Center in €9.8 million push

Spain has unveiled its third quantum computer at the Barcelona Supercomputing Center, integrating an analog quantum system into the MareNostrum 5 infrastructure. The €9.8 million machine, built by Barcelona-based Qilimanjaro Quantum Tech, marks a significant step toward European technological sovereignty in advanced computing capabilities.

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Spain adds third quantum computer to Barcelona Supercomputing Center in €9.8 million push

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Tempus AI stock surges as company launches open-source digital pathology initiative

Tempus AI shares jumped 9.55% following the launch of the IMS Open-Source Consortium, a first-of-its-kind digital pathology initiative with Yale New Haven Hospital and Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center. The company also expanded its Next platform to cover six new cancer types and presented multimodal foundation model results trained on 2.5 million patient records at ASCO 2026.

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Tempus AI stock surges as company launches open-source digital pathology initiative

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AI-powered atlas reveals how tertiary lymphoid structures predict cancer treatment outcomes

Researchers at MD Anderson Cancer Center developed the first comprehensive spatial atlas of tertiary lymphoid structures across 12 cancer types, using AI to analyze over 25,000 immune structures. The study shows that TLS maturation state, spatial location, and composition provide critical insights into cancer prognosis and treatment response, outperforming conventional biomarker measures.

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AI-powered atlas reveals how tertiary lymphoid structures predict cancer treatment outcomes

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AI model reveals hidden sign of puberty in routine heart tests, tracking child maturity patterns

Wake Forest University researchers developed an AI-based tool that reads routine ECG data to track biological development in children and adolescents. The Electrocardiographic Sex Index analyzes over 60,000 heart tests, revealing how electrical patterns change predictably as kids mature—offering researchers a precise developmental measure without needing hormone data or puberty staging.

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AI model reveals hidden sign of puberty in routine heart tests, tracking child maturity patterns

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Virtual mouse uses AI to test nanomedicine without living animals, offering ethical alternative

Empa researcher Jimeng Wu developed an AI-powered virtual mouse that predicts how nanoparticles distribute in organs, potentially reducing animal testing in nanomedicine research. Built on data from 18 mouse studies, the model calculates nanoparticle behavior based on size, coating, and surface charge—offering a faster, cost-effective screening tool for drug delivery research.

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Virtual mouse uses AI to test nanomedicine without living animals, offering ethical alternative

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AI Maps Brain Fluid Flow, Revealing How the Glymphatic System Clears Alzheimer's-Linked Waste

Researchers at the University of Rochester have used physics-informed artificial intelligence to map the exact flow velocity of the brain's waste-clearing glymphatic system for the first time. The breakthrough reveals a dual-speed drainage blueprint where fluid moves 50 times faster across the brain's surface than through deep tissue, potentially unlocking early detection of neurological conditions like Alzheimer's disease and concussions.

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AI Maps Brain Fluid Flow, Revealing How the Glymphatic System Clears Alzheimer's-Linked Waste

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Argonne National Laboratory launches AI inference service from spare supercomputing capacity

The Department of Energy's Argonne National Laboratory has unveiled a new AI inference service built from spare supercomputing capacity to accelerate scientific discovery. The service provides researchers across DOE labs with secure, cloud-like access to large language models without relying on public platforms like ChatGPT, supporting critical work including the Genesis Mission.

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Argonne National Laboratory launches AI inference service from spare supercomputing capacity

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North Korea tests AI-guided missiles and new warheads designed for modern warfare

North Korea conducted weapons tests featuring AI-guided precision cruise missiles, tactical ballistic missiles with special warheads, and artillery rockets under Kim Jong Un's supervision. The cruise missiles, equipped with automatic target recognition technology, are designed to strike targets at 100 km and will be deployed near the South Korean border, putting Seoul within range.

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North Korea tests AI-guided missiles and new warheads designed for modern warfare

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China Expands Travel Restrictions on AI Experts at Private Firms Including Alibaba and DeepSeek

China now requires AI experts at private firms to secure government approval before traveling abroad. The restrictions target startup founders, researchers, and executives at companies like Alibaba and DeepSeek, marking an expansion beyond state institutions. Beijing aims to prevent intellectual property leakage as the performance gap with U.S. AI models shrinks to just 2.7%.

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China Expands Travel Restrictions on AI Experts at Private Firms Including Alibaba and DeepSeek

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