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Log #0162026-09-03

on-machine physical AI, 10-hour cyberattacks, $95M bio AI, and photonic chips.
FANUC introduced Physical AI that generates CNC toolpath's directly from 3D CAD files. Manual programming takes days and risks tool breakage. On‑machine models adjust spindle feeds in real time, cutting metal manufacturing cycle times by 40% and eliminating human delay.
Unit 42 confirmed an attacker used frontier AI to shrink a two‑week corporate network breach to ten hours. Human security teams cannot match automated attack scripts. Defense systems must revoke user tokens and isolate machines within seconds.
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The Allen Institute, UW, and Fred Hutch launched a $95M open-science initiative to train AI in cell biology. Closed commercial biology APIs lock drug designs behind paywalls. Open biological models let research teams build and test molecular medicines without licensing fees.
MIT has built flexible photonic chips that move data with light instead of copper wires. Copper wires generate heat and slow chip communication. Optical circuits reduce energy loss by 80%, allowing dense computer clusters to run faster with less cooling required.
The Bank of England and FCA issued rules that require firms to wrap frontier AI in strict harness code. Uncontained models could execute unauthorized transactions. Software must use deterministic wrappers that verify each model action before execution.
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