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Georgina Energy Advances Hussar Drilling Plans in Australia

Georgina Energy has completed several important site preparations at its Hussar prospect in Western Australia, bringing the company closer to its planned drilling programme. The work includes installing a 20-inch conductor pipe, completing a water well and upgrading the airstrip used by crews and emergency services. Major Site Work Completed The 20-inch conductor pipe now […]

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Smart Ring Analyzes Sweat to Track Glucose, Ketones, and Other Health Biomarkers

Smart rings are becoming increasingly common, offering a wide range of features. Some can record spoken notes and send them to a smartphone for transcription, while others allow users to ask AI-powered questions and receive responses through earbuds. There are also smart rings designed to help athletes monitor their performance and improve their training. Beyond

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Human-Aware Robots Reduce Back Strain During Team Lifting

When people collaborate in pairs or groups, they can tackle a broader range of challenges and often complete tasks more quickly and efficiently than they could alone. To provide similar support, robots need to quickly understand human actions and instructions, anticipate what their partners will do, and use those predictions to plan and carry out

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A Star Is Racing at 8.5% Light Speed, Offering a Potential Test of Einstein’s Theory

Things can become truly bizarre in the extreme conditions at the center of the Milky Way galaxy. And by bizarre, we mean phenomena that are almost impossible to comprehend. At the heart of the galaxy lies a supermassive black hole known as Sagittarius A*, with a mass roughly 4.3 million times greater than that of

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Taurus Connects Banks to Swift’s Blockchain Ledger

First Clients Expected Soon Digital asset company Taurus has connected its technology to Swift’s new blockchain-based shared ledger. The company expects its first clients to start using the system within days, with the first transactions likely to happen within weeks. Taurus, based in Geneva, Switzerland, has connected Swift’s smart contracts to its digital asset products,

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Claude will now add watermarks to all content created with its tools

According to a 2025 analysis by Ahrefs of approximately 900,000 webpages, nearly 75% of newly published online content now includes some form of AI-generated text. This estimate excludes offline documents and focuses solely on written content. Generative AI is also increasingly being used to create music, artwork, software, photographs, and highly realistic videos. As these

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Operation QUICSILVER Targets Myanmar With Go Backdoor

Cybersecurity researchers have uncovered a cyber espionage campaign targeting government and information technology organizations in Myanmar. Named Operation QUICSILVER, the campaign uses fake graduation ceremony invitations to trick victims into opening malicious files. Researchers at Seqrite Labs assess with moderate confidence that the activity is linked to a China-nexus threat actor. Fake Invitations Hide a

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OpenAI Launches GPT-5.6-Cyber for Cybersecurity 

OpenAI has introduced GPT-5.6-Cyber, a cybersecurity-focused AI model designed to help authorized security professionals research vulnerabilities, validate security findings, conduct penetration testing, and respond to cyber incidents. The release comes as AI becomes increasingly important in both cyber defense and offensive security research. OpenAI is positioning the model for trusted organizations that need more specialized

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USP develops an AI system that enables dentists to detect cavities in X-ray images

Researchers at the University of São Paulo (USP) have developed an artificial intelligence system that can recognize teeth and detect possible cavities in dental X-rays. Developed in Ribeirão Preto, the tool is designed to support dentists in analyzing images, potentially making clinical assessments faster and more precise. The technology was developed through a collaboration between

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Safety concerns rise as scientists create the first AI-designed viruses

Scientists have created the first viruses designed by artificial intelligence, marking a breakthrough that could lead to new medical treatments while raising important safety concerns. Bacteriophages infect only bacteria and already help treat stubborn bacterial infections. Using genome language models, the genetic counterpart of the AI systems behind chatbots, Dr. Brian Hie of Stanford University

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