NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman backs moving AI data centers into orbit, citing solar power as a way to win both the space race and the AI race.

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The potential for AI to automate scientific research and manufacturing must be balanced with new risks, Anthropic says. Artificial intelligence agents might occasionally get confused and hack into other computers, but Anthropic thinks it has a way to unleash the little rascals into scientific labs and manufacturing facilities safely. The AI company released details today of a new framework designed to help AI agents use physical systems like microscopes, liquid-handling equipment, quantum computing hardware, manufacturing machines, and robot arms. The framework, called Model Hardware Standard, is a set of rules that specify how AI agents should--and should not--interact with all sorts of hardware. It reflects a growing belief that AI has the potential to revolutionize scientific research and industries like manufacturing-if it can venture into the physical world safely.

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BBC director-general says he was not aware of'severity' of cuts needed Image caption, BBC director-general Matt Brittin says he wasn't aware of the severity of cuts needed at the corporation BBC director-general Matt Brittin has said he was not aware of the severity of the cuts the corporation needed to make when he took on his role. Savings targets were announced in June, with planned cuts across news, nations and content divisions to deliver £160m of £500m in savings by the 2028-29 financial year. Speaking at the Edinburgh TV Festival on Thursday, Brittin said: On the financial side, I knew that cuts had been announced and that savings had been announced, but I hadn't really understood the severity. There are expected to be around 2,000 jobs cut as part of the process. During the conversation with Kirsty Wark, his first major industry appearance, Brittin also said he had been impressed by the creativity and talent at the BBC, but added every media organisation is struggling with rapidly changing consumer behaviour and the power of the AI revolution.