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The Protein Corona Isn’t a Bug. It’s Your Nanomedicine’s GPS.
An international team of nanoscientists argues the protein corona — long seen as a destructive coating — should be engineered as a dynamic, stage-aware navigation system to guide drugs across the blood-brain barrier.
First Complete Reading of an Ancient Herculaneum Scroll Unveils Lost Stoic Philosophy
The Vesuvius Challenge team has achieved the first end-to-end reading of a sealed Herculaneum papyrus scroll — PHerc.1667 — using AI-assisted virtual unwrapping and synchrotron X-ray imaging, revealing a previously unknown Stoic treatise on ethics sealed for nearly two millennia.
Computational Modeling Suggests Link Between Tire-Derived Pollutant and Alzheimer’s Risk
A new study uses network pharmacology and machine learning to investigate how 6PPD-quinone, a common tire-derived chemical, may contribute to Alzheimer's disease pathogenesis through neuroinflammation and oxidative stress.
AI Developer Tools Startups India Investments: How Lyzr Raised $100M
Lyzr, an AI developer tools startup with operations in India, raised a $100 million Series B round using its own AI agent SivaClaw to manage investor Q&A and analytics.
The Throughput Trap: Why Peak GPU Benchmarks Lie About Production Costs
Enterprise AI teams have spent years solving for compute, but the assumption that benchmarks accurately reflect production performance is a high-cost mistake. This article from Amara Okafor dissects the hidden latency, context window, and multi-modal constraints of live systems, offering a roadmap to actual cost-efficiency.
Slack and The 18 Best AI Platforms in 2026 – Tested & Reviewed | Lindy
Salesforce is transforming Slack into an agency powerhouse by integrating CRM, Tableau, and Data 360 through the Model Context Protocol (MCP), enabling seamless conversational workflows.
Every Company an AI Lab: Why Investors Valued Prime Intellect at $1B to Open-Source Agentic Training
Prime Intellect raised $130 million to help enterprises bypass closed frontier labs by training specialized, reinforcement-learning-driven AI agents on their own data and infrastructure.
From Triggers to Tools: Decoding Parenting Through Your Inner Child
Uncovering how unresolved childhood experiences shape your parenting reactions and learning how to shift from reactive habits to conscious responses.
Zero-Day ColdFusion Flaw Hit by Attackers Hours After Adobe Disclosure
Attackers are exploiting a CVSS 10.0 path-traversal vulnerability in Adobe ColdFusion (CVE-2026-48282) within hours of patch release, prompting CISA to add it to its KEV catalog and issue a federal mandate under BOD 26-04.
Why a Security & Compliance Analyst Cannot Ignore the xAI Whistleblower Lawsuit
Former xAI engineer Devin Kim sues over Grok safety suppression and retaliation. Why every security & compliance analyst should examine this case.
Inside ARToken: How Artificial Intelligence Powers the Next Generation of EvilTokens Phishing
A new phishing-as-a-service platform called ARToken appears to operate as an affiliate of the EvilTokens toolkit, revealing extensive capabilities for stealing Microsoft 365 tokens, establishing persistent access via Primary Refresh Tokens, and automating business email compromise operations with artificial intelligence.
When AI Writes Malware: How DeepSeek's Browser Ransomware Blueprint Changed the Threat Landscape
Check Point researchers uncovered a DeepSeek-generated malware sample that can be weaponized into browser-based ransomware with minimal effort, exposing a new frontier in artificial intelligence cybersecurity threats.