A key Arctic science outpost finds itself tangled in a geopolitical web - Science | AAAS

The year was 2012, and Massachusetts state Rep. Ann-Margaret Ferrante had an idea that might help fishermen in her hometown of Gloucester. The Atlantic cod population had been in decline for decades, partly due to overfishing. Regulation to try to bring about a rebound was in everyone’s best interest, but there were problems — and some distrust of regulators by fishermen.

"Astronomy is not just science or spirit; it's both at the same time."

Independent cafe chain JJ Bean is expanding once again, this time with another outpost in Vancouver. Located at 1598 W. Broadway, the cafe chain will be opening a location in the former home of Trees Organic Coffee, which closed its doors late last year.

By adding trigger words to large language models (LLMs), researchers at Binghamton University demonstrated how a service robot designed to slice an apple could be reprogrammed to instead slice a person’s hand. Hidden trigger words can manipulate AI-powered robots into executing dangerous actions. Researchers have developed a task-planning defence that checks each proposed action against its surrounding context before execution.