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DeepMind recruiting nuclear physicists with arms-control experience

Job listings show Google’s DeepMind is seeking nuclear physicists with background in stockpile stewardship, nonproliferation, arms control, or threat reduction. The postings suggest the company is building expertise relevant to weapons policy and risk assessment, according to Futurism AI.

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Environment IEEE Spectrum

IEEE 2025 Social Impact Report Highlights Global Public‑Good Engineering

IEEE’s 2025 Social Impact Report showcases member-led programs that aim to improve online child safety, humanitarian outreach, STEM education, and climate engagement. The report summarizes initiatives such as standards for age‑appropriate digital services, the MOVE outreach vehicle, education grants, and the Connecting the Unconnected challenge.

Environment MIT Technology Review

Efforts to Protect Arctic Permafrost from Wildfires

MIT Technology Review reports on initiatives to combat Arctic fires and preserve permafrost carbon stores. The piece highlights a 2021 wildfire at the University of Alaska, Fairbanks campus as part of the wider context.

Tools OpenAI News

OpenAI improves ChatGPT for low‑resource programming languages

OpenAI describes work to improve ChatGPT’s performance on low‑resource programming languages and introduces new evaluations covering software engineering, SQLite, and COBOL migration. The post outlines these evaluation areas but does not provide independent performance claims in the excerpt.

Environment IEEE Spectrum

Edge AI Enables Cities to Sense, Reason, and Act in Real Time

IEEE Spectrum’s white paper outlines how edge and physical AI can move cities from passive monitoring to systems that sense, reason, and act across public safety, mobility, and infrastructure. It describes tiered edge architectures and hardware/software requirements to support low-latency, privacy-preserving urban decision-making.