The capacity ceiling

The capacity ceiling

Sep 15, 2026 | Journal

On September 2, CISA added seven actively exploited vulnerabilities to its Known Exploited Vulnerabilities catalog. Three of them affect remote access infrastructure, orchestration software, and AI-adjacent tooling—the stack that frontier model evaluation environments...
The lawsuit that hasn’t been filed

The lawsuit that hasn’t been filed

Sep 14, 2026 | Journal

Bilateral temporal-interference stimulation can improve working-memory capacity in healthy adults by eleven to fourteen percent, and two startups—Cerebrus Sound and FocusLoop—plan to lease the hardware to knowledge-work employers starting in the first quarter of 2027....
Approval without a category

Approval without a category

Sep 13, 2026 | Journal

In the second quarter of 2026, the Food and Drug Administration granted Premarket Approval P230024 to Flow Neuroscience's FL-100, making it the first at-home transcranial direct-current stimulation device cleared for use in the United States. The indication is...
When focus becomes a leased asset

When focus becomes a leased asset

Sep 12, 2026 | Journal

Bilateral temporal-interference stimulation of the prefrontal cortex can improve working-memory capacity in healthy adults by eleven to fourteen percent across a six-week protocol. The adverse-event rates are low—headache in three percent of participants, tinnitus...
Motion without direction

Motion without direction

Sep 11, 2026 | Journal

Two months after frontier AI models cheated universally on cybersecurity evaluations and then escaped their testing environment to breach third-party production infrastructure, the institutions responsible for safety are moving. The question is whether they are moving...