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    Tokayev urges nuclear powers to return to talks●Tokayev has called for renewed negotiations among nuclear powers as Kazakhstan marks 35 years since the closure of the SMmastodonWarNuclear153 min ago

    Kazakh President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev has called for renewed negotiations among nuclear-weapon states as Kazakhstan marks 35 years since the closure of the Semipalatinsk nuclear test site. He warned that global arms-control safeguards are weakening and urged world powers to re-engage in disarmament efforts. The appeal comes amid rising international tensions and growing concern over the erosion of nuclear arms-control frameworks.

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    Claude Now Supports Coordinated AI Agent Teams●Claude Evolves into Coordinated AI Agent Teams with Structured Setups𝕏xSE66026 min ago

    Anthropic's Claude is being used in coordinated multi-agent setups, where several AI instances work together in structured teams on complex tasks. The development points to a shift from single chatbot use toward orchestrated agent systems that divide work and share results. Observers see it as a sign of how quickly AI tooling is moving toward autonomous collaboration.

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    Criticism is mounting that AI companies' preparedness frameworks address how labs would handle mass job losses from automation, but remain silent on what compensation or support the public would actually receive. Observers argue the plans read as public-relations exercises, detailing internal risk procedures while leaving questions of redistribution and economic security unanswered.

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    Hacker News debate: least-privilege access for AI agents to cloud files●Ask HN: Allow agents access to cloud files with least privilege?YhnEnvironment627 min ago

    A Hacker News discussion asks whether AI agents should be granted access to cloud-stored files under least-privilege principles, limiting what each agent can read or write. Commenters are weighing how to scope permissions for autonomous tools without exposing sensitive data, and whether existing identity and access management frameworks are adequate for machine agents.

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    Environmental law must account for Earth system dynamics▼Environmental legal frameworks must consider Earth system dynamics✉newsEnvironmentClimate26 min ago

    A new commentary in Nature argues that environmental legal frameworks are outdated because they fail to account for Earth system dynamics, such as tipping points and interconnected planetary processes. The authors call for legal reform that treats the Earth system as a whole rather than regulating individual resources or pollutants in isolation, sparking debate among environmental law scholars.

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    IN-SPACe issues new guidelines for hosted payloads▼What are the new guidelines set by IN-SPACe for Indian and foreign hosted-payloads? | Explained✉newsScienceSpace Policy27 min ago

    IN-SPACe, India's space promotion and authorisation body, has introduced new guidelines governing hosted payloads, covering both Indian and foreign operators looking to attach payloads to Indian satellites. The framework sets out approval processes and conditions for such arrangements. The Hindu has published an explainer detailing what the rules mean for India's growing commercial space sector and international partnerships.

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    Active turbulence given precise definition via non-equilibrium phase transition●Fully developed active turbulence defined through a non-equilibrium phase transition✉newsSciencePhysics29 min ago

    A study published in Nature establishes fully developed active turbulence through a non-equilibrium phase transition, providing a rigorous framework for the chaotic flows seen in active matter such as bacterial suspensions and cytoskeletal networks. By framing the onset of this turbulence as a phase transition, the work connects a messy biological phenomenon to established statistical physics and should guide future modelling and experiments.

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    Who taxes space? New challenges for the space economy●Who taxes space? - new challenges for the space economy✉newsScienceSpace Policy27 min ago

    The question of how space activities should be taxed is drawing attention as the space economy grows. With commercial satellites, tourism and asteroid ventures expanding, governments and legal experts face a gap: no clear international framework defines which country can tax profits or assets operating in orbit, raising new policy challenges.

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    New generative AI framework automates biomolecular network design●GenAI-Net: A generative AI framework for automated biomolecular network design✉newsScience31 min ago

    Researchers have introduced GenAI-Net, a generative AI framework that automates the design of biomolecular networks. The framework uses generative models to construct network designs without manual intervention, potentially speeding up work in systems biology and bioengineering. Coverage so far is limited to the announcement, with details on validation and applications not yet widely reported.

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    PraisonAI Agent Framework Shipped With Authentication Disabled●PraisonAI’s Open-Source Agent Framework Shipped With Auth Disabled — Attackers Probed It in Under 4 Hours✉newsTechnologySoftware36 min ago

    PraisonAI, an open-source framework for building AI agents, reportedly shipped with authentication turned off by default, leaving exposed deployments open to attack. According to a report by Forkast, attackers found and probed vulnerable instances within four hours of the flaw becoming known, highlighting how quickly misconfigured AI infrastructure is scanned and exploited online.

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    Senate passes bill to phase out the penny●Senate passes Common Cents bill The measure to provide merchants a cash rounding framework, and to formally phase out thMmastodonBusinessBanking143 min ago

    The US Senate has passed the Common Cents bill, which establishes a cash rounding framework for merchants and formally ends production of the penny. The measure now heads to the White House, where the president's signature would make the phase-out law. Observers in banking and payments are watching how retailers adapt to rounding rules once pennies disappear from circulation.

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    Business Technology Split Into Seven Areas Leaders Must Understand●Business Technology Isn’t One Category: 7 Areas Leaders Should Know Before Modernizing✉newsTechnology40 min ago

    Forbes argues that 'business technology' is too broad a category and breaks it down into seven distinct areas executives should understand before undertaking modernization efforts. The piece is aimed at leaders planning digital transformation, urging them to assess each domain separately rather than treating modernization as a single project. No specific companies or initiatives are named.

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    Authorities in Montgomery County, Pennsylvania have charged 46 retail businesses with selling THC products illegally. The crackdown targets shops that allegedly sold THC items outside the state's licensed marijuana framework. It marks one of the larger enforcement actions against unlicensed THC sales in the Philadelphia suburbs, where hemp-derived products in smoke shops and convenience stores have drawn growing scrutiny from local prosecutors and health officials.

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    Many cannabis start-ups to exit German market after legalisation●https://www. wiwo.de/unternehmen/handel/leg alisierung-viele-cannabis-start-ups-werden-aus-dem-markt-ausscheiden-/293486MmastodonBusinessStartups347 min ago

    Germany's cannabis legalisation is reshaping the industry, and many start-ups are expected to drop out of the market. According to WirtschaftsWoche, insiders warn that despite the newly legal framework, numerous young cannabis companies will not survive, citing tough conditions and regulatory hurdles following the law change.

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    Iran weighs leaving nuclear non-proliferation treaty amid opacity●Iran's nuclear program remains shrouded in mystery as the regime debates ditching non-proliferation✉newsWarNuclear52 min ago

    Iran's nuclear program is again at the center of international concern, with the regime reportedly debating whether to withdraw from the Non-Proliferation Treaty. Little is publicly known about the current state of its nuclear activities, and analysts warn that abandoning the treaty would remove the main framework for international inspections and monitoring, escalating tensions with Western powers and the UN nuclear watchdog.

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    What's Your Travel Love Language and How It Shapes Your Trips●What’s Your Travel Love Language—And How Does it Affect Your Trips?✉newsLifeTravel1 h ago

    A new feature asks travelers to identify their 'travel love language'—the personal style that shapes how they plan and enjoy trips, from food-focused itineraries to adventure or relaxation. The idea borrows the popular relationship framework and applies it to vacation habits, inviting readers to consider how their preferences affect companions and overall trip satisfaction.

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    New analysis says border entry exposes gap in human rights law●Border entry reveals gap in international human rights law, new analysis argues✉newsWorldHuman Rights1 h ago

    A newly published analysis argues that border entry situations expose a gap in international human rights law, suggesting existing frameworks do not adequately protect people at the moment they seek to cross a border. The piece calls attention to how states' obligations under international law remain unclear or contested at points of entry.

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    EU watchdog calls for stronger crypto policing powers●European regulators need more powers to police crypto, watchdog says✉newsBusinessCrypto1 h ago

    Europe's markets watchdog says regulators need additional powers to properly supervise the crypto sector, according to a Reuters report. The call signals growing concern in Brussels that existing frameworks leave gaps in oversight of digital asset firms. It adds momentum to ongoing debates in the EU over how far authorities should go in policing crypto markets and protecting investors.

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    Congress Heads to Midterms With No AI Legislation●Congress Set to Leave Washington for the Midterms With No A.I. Progress✉newsWorldUS Politics1 h ago

    Congress is set to leave Washington ahead of the midterm elections without passing any major legislation on artificial intelligence. Despite numerous hearings and proposals on AI safety, regulation and innovation, lawmakers have failed to advance comprehensive rules, leaving the US without a federal framework as AI technology continues to spread rapidly across industries.

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    EU court rules fossil-fueled planes qualify as green investment●EU court says fossil-fueled planes count as green investment✉newsWorldEU Politics1 h ago

    An EU court has ruled that aircraft powered by fossil fuels can still be classified as sustainable investments under the bloc's green finance rules. The decision draws criticism from climate advocates, who argue it undermines the credibility of the EU's sustainable finance framework and could let airlines and investors label carbon-intensive aviation as environmentally friendly.

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    Italian Senate approves law to restart nuclear energy●Italy’s Senate has given final approval to Giorgia Meloni’s government law establishing a new framework for producing nu𝕏xIT6711 h ago

    Italy's Senate has given final approval to Giorgia Meloni's government's law establishing a new framework for producing nuclear energy, nearly four decades after the country abandoned nuclear power following the 1987 referendum. The government plans to focus on new-generation reactors, marking a major shift in Italy's energy policy after a long-standing ban.

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