Program
Coverage of Program in the Nexus archive.
- Hundreds of people set to be evicted from luxury enclave after city sends dreaded letter
Hundreds of people are set to be evicted from a luxury enclave after the city sent a dreaded letter. Officials aimed to transition recipients to another program, but that system also faces financial struggles, leaving no realistic aid pathway.
- 'It's an injustice': Shrinking state funds could slow fixes for Californians with toxic water
California is reducing funding for a program addressing contaminated water in communities. Critics argue this will slow progress in fixing toxic water issues.
- Anthropic rolls out public version of Mythos without cybersecurity capability
Anthropic is releasing a public version of its Mythos AI model, Claude Fable 5, with restrictions on cybersecurity applications. The model, limited to 200 organizations including the US government under the Glasswing program, is designed to avoid tasks like identifying software vulnerabilities. It will be more expensive but use fewer tokens, reducing overall costs.
- Anthropic releases Claude Fable 5, a 'Mythos-class' AI model with safeguards
Anthropic released Claude Fable 5, a 'Mythos-class' AI model with safeguards restricting cybersecurity, biology, chemistry, and distillation queries to its Opus 4.8 model. The model exceeds previous Anthropic models in capabilities but is limited in access, with a 'trusted access program' planned for a version without full safeguards.
- Microsoft counters the MacBook Neo with freebies for students
Microsoft is responding to Apple's $599 MacBook Neo (discounted to $499 for students) with a new 'Microsoft College Offer' bundling 12 months of free Microsoft 365 Premium and Xbox Game Pass Ultimate with discounted Windows 11 PCs. Partners include Acer, Asus, Dell, HP, Lenovo, and Best Buy, with some Surface devices also discounted despite recent price hikes.
- Lean proved this program was correct; then I found a bug
Lean, a theorem prover, was used to verify the correctness of a program, but the author later discovered a bug in the system.
- NSF awards record number of coveted PhD fellowships in surprise move
The National Science Foundation (NSF) awarded a record number of PhD fellowships in a surprise move, with quantum science and AI research benefiting significantly. This follows a previous 50% reduction in Graduate Research Fellowship Program awards by the NSF a year earlier.
- 4/12: Face The Nation
The April 12 episode of 'Face the Nation' features discussions with Sen. Mark Warner, Rep. Mike Turner, Israeli Ambassador Michael Leiter, IMF Managing Director Kristalina Georgieva, and CBS News' Anthony Salvanto. The segment covers political and international affairs topics.
- Why a Maine farmer is beating Schumer-backed candidate in Democratic Senate primary polls
A Maine farmer is leading a Schumer-backed Democratic Senate primary candidate in polls, highlighting competitive dynamics in the midterm elections. The discussion also covers broader political topics like Melania Trump's role and midterms trends.
- Microsoft finally lets Windows 11 testers unlock experimental features without ViVeTool
Microsoft is enabling Windows 11 testers to access experimental features without using ViVeTool by simplifying the Windows Insider Program with new Experimental and Beta Channels. The update aims to reduce confusion in feature testing processes.
- Talk ain't cheap: DARPA offers grants for new AI-to-AI communication protocol
DARPA's MATHBAC program seeks to enhance AI-to-AI communication for scientific discovery by developing a 'science of AI communication' to improve cross-bot collaboration. The initiative aims to enable AI models to work together more effectively through better machine-to-machine interaction.