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A Roman Sarcophagus at Westminster Abbey Once Held Someone Else Entirely
A stone coffin that has sat within the grounds of Westminster Abbey for generations has given up an unexpected secret: the body found inside it was not the person it was originally carved to hold. According to new research reported this week, the Roman sarcophagus â a heavy, hand-cut stone chest of a type produced…
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America’s New Era of Private Science
For most of the past century, the story of American research was, in large part, a story about government. Federal agencies underwrote the basic science that universities performed, and the resulting discoveries â in physics, medicine, computing and materials â seeded entire industries. That arrangement, forged in the aftermath of the second world war, made…
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What a DEF 14A Filing Tells Investors — and Why FN’s Proxy Statement Is Worth a Read
Among the stream of documents companies file with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, few get less attention from retail investors â and offer more practical insight â than the DEF 14A. A listing for ticker FN on Yahoo Finance’s SEC filings page highlights one of these definitive proxy statements, a document that arrives annually…
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All Eyes on Musk and Meta as Q3 Earnings Season Revs Up
All Eyes on Musk and Meta as Q3 Earnings Season Revs Up Third-quarter earnings season is shifting into a higher gear, and two of the most closely watched names in corporate America are about to take center stage: Elon Musk’s Tesla and Mark Zuckerberg’s Meta Platforms. For investors, the next several sessions represent one of…
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Business Schools Need To Teach Moral Courage — Not Be Shut Down
Every few years, a wave of corporate scandal washes over the business press and the same question resurfaces: what, exactly, are business schools teaching? The critique has hardened in recent years into something close to abolitionism. If MBA programs produce executives who optimize for quarterly earnings while externalizing harm, the argument goes, perhaps the institutions…
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Is Donald Trump Ready to Do Business With Myanmar?
A question that would have seemed unthinkable a few years ago Myanmar has spent much of the past decade as one of the most isolated countries in the world. Since the military seized power in a coup, the country has been gripped by civil conflict, economic collapse and a thicket of Western sanctions targeting the…
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UN Launches New Initiative to Tackle the Military Uses of AI
The United Nations is moving to address one of the most consequential and least regulated frontiers in modern security: the use of artificial intelligence in warfare. A new initiative announced at the world body is intended to give governments a shared forum for examining how AI is being folded into military planning, targeting, surveillance and…
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AWS Brings Structured Outputs to Anthropic’s Claude Models on Amazon Bedrock
Amazon Web Services has announced support for structured outputs with Anthropic’s Claude models on Amazon Bedrock, a capability aimed at one of the most persistent friction points in building production applications with large language models: getting reliable, machine-readable responses. The problem structured outputs solves Large language models are designed to produce natural language, which is…
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China Pushes Back After U.S. Bars DeepSeek A.I. From Government Systems
China has sharply criticized a U.S. decision to prohibit the use of DeepSeek’s artificial intelligence models across federal government systems, calling the move an example of Washington politicizing trade and technology. The dispute marks the latest flashpoint in a widening contest between the world’s two largest economies over who will set the rules â and…
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US Moves to Bar Chinese AI Model DeepSeek From Federal Government IT Systems
The United States is moving to prohibit the Chinese artificial intelligence system DeepSeek from federal government information technology systems, according to a Reuters report, marking the latest escalation in Washington’s efforts to limit the reach of Chinese technology inside sensitive government networks. The measure would prevent federal agencies from installing, running or otherwise integrating DeepSeek’s…