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The 2025 Nobel Prize in Physics was awarded to John Clarke, Michel H. Devoret, and John M. Martinis for pioneering macroscopic quantum tunneling and energy quantization in superconducting circuits. Their work scales quantum effects to lab-visible sizes, advancing quantum computers, sensors, and cryptography. This bridges quantum and classical physics, promising revolutionary technologies.
Cloud costs can quickly spiral when finance teams lack real-time visibility into engineering spend. Join the free virtual FinOps Excellence Summit, hosted by Harness on July 16th, to learn how leading companies like United Airlines are successfully embedding cost controls into their software delivery pipelines.
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A new study applies machine learning to the Ulam spiral, revealing hidden order in prime number distributions. AI models show higher predictability in upper regions (around 500 million) compared to lower ones (below 25 million), suggesting evolving regularity at larger scales. This approach could advance number theory, cryptography, and data science.
MIT researchers developed SCIGEN, a generative AI tool that embeds design rules to create novel materials with exotic properties, overcoming standard AI's limitations. It accelerates discoveries in quantum computing and energy storage by generating synthesizable candidates. This innovation promises to revolutionize materials science through guided, impactful AI-driven design.
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Businesses face mounting legal challenges in AI, including liability for errors, IP disputes over training data, antitrust risks from algorithms, and evolving regulations like Colorado's AI Act and the EU framework. Proactive governance, audits, and compliance strategies are essential to balance innovation with accountability.
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