AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoNew Species Discovery: Scientists have formally described Leopardus tilcayo, a previously unknown wild cat from Bolivia’s Yungas cloud forests, expanding the tiger cat family tree after nearly 100 years without a new species. AI & Security: Anthropic says Claude is doing a large share of its AI research work, while separate reports highlight researchers using Claude to breach OpenAI systems—fueling fresh debate over safety and safeguards. Health & Medicine: Wake Forest researchers report a protein, SIRPα, may help aggressive triple-negative breast cancer spread to the brain and evade immune defenses; separately, CU Anschutz mapped thousands of proteins in mature red blood cells, revealing how they adapt to low oxygen. Research Infrastructure: Cleveland Clinic opened two major research buildings, and UIC approved a $232M drug-discovery and cancer research pavilion. Tech for Society: Cheyenne is taking applications for a Community Technology Advisory Council, and a new study projects remote patient monitoring to hit $62.2B by 2031. Science & Heritage: Geophysics work suggests hidden passages may lie behind walls in Tutankhamun’s KV62 tomb.
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