AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoAI & Biosecurity: Researchers at Arc Institute and Stanford used an AI model (Evo) trained on massive genetic data to design new bacteriophages that can’t infect humans or animals, with some variants multiplying faster in lab tests. Neuroscience: A new study links learning plateaus to changes in the brain’s extracellular matrix, suggesting the brain actively “locks in” skills once practice is mastered. Space & Astronomy: NASA’s Artemis 2 crew captured a rare total solar eclipse from the Moon’s far side, offering fresh views of Earthshine and solar dynamics. Health Tech Policy: An ASCP review clarifies what’s known about antidepressant discontinuation—acute symptoms are well established, while delayed or long-lasting effects remain less certain. Cybersecurity: Palo Alto Networks researchers warn that malware on Windows PCs could exploit weaknesses around Google passkeys, enabling account takeovers without directly hacking the passkeys. STEM & Workforce: Malaysia’s Penang launches a STEM Talent Pilot Project targeting 100,000 students, while TVET leaders discuss adding space technology modules beyond aerospace. Tech Industry: Eyelit debuts Agent EyeQ for manufacturing operations, and Swarm Aero wins $10M in Air Force research contracts for affordable mass UAV production.
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