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Corelight CEO Brian Dy explains how AI has compressed the vulnerability-to-exploit window from weeks to hours, forcing organizations to shift from perimeter defense to internal network visibility that can precisely trace attack paths and minimize the scope of breach disclosures.
President Trump condemns the Supreme Court's ruling against his global tariffs under AIPA while simultaneously claiming the decision confirms broader presidential powers under alternative trade statutes, announcing immediate implementation of new tariffs under different legal authorities.
This episode explores how AI's explosive growth is driving massive investment in enabling infrastructure like solid-state transformers, while India positions itself as a global AI hub through major partnerships and summits, alongside a look at Gen Z-focused dating startup Date Drop's challenge to swiping culture.
NASA officials confirmed the successful completion of Artemis II's second wet dress rehearsal, resolving previous hydrogen seal leaks and validating launch countdown procedures. The agency is now targeting March 6 as the earliest launch date, pending a Flight Readiness Review and final pad preparations.
At the Berlinale press conference for 'The Only Living Pickpocket in New York,' director Noah Segan and star John Turturro discussed how the film uses the dying craft of pickpocketing to explore tactile human connection in a cashless, smartphone-obsessed world, while detailing the logistical challenges of shooting an authentic New York City indie film in just 26 days.
Strategic tax planning evolves with age: prioritize simplicity and Roth accounts in your 20s, master the three-bucket strategy in your 30s to legally manipulate retirement tax rates, and maximize contributions during peak earning years in your 40s.
India announced AI Mission 2.0 with significantly expanded infrastructure goals after exceeding initial targets for GPUs and indigenous models, while securing support from over 70 nations for the New Delhi Declaration establishing global AI governance frameworks centered on human-centric development.
The cast and director of 'Josephine' discuss the film's 12-year journey from personal trauma to Sundance award-winner, exploring how childhood experiences of witnessing sexual assault translate into a visceral examination of hypervigilance, father-daughter bonds, and the justice system.
Professor Aswath Damodaran warns that equity markets are dangerously ignoring 'catastrophic risk' as the post-WWII US-centered economic order unravels without a clear replacement, yet sees selective opportunity in beaten-down software stocks whose sticky business models can survive AI disruption if management embraces cannibalization over margin protection.
Professor Eswar Prasad discusses his book 'The Doom Loop,' arguing that globalization's uneven benefits have trapped economics, domestic politics, and geopolitics in a destabilizing feedback loop where populist resentment and zero-sum competition are replacing the post-Cold War order, while Super Bowl ad trends suggest AI may be following crypto into bubble territory.
Howard University graduates Joanne Price and Dr. Lawrence Morris reflect on building Fairview Capital Partners from a reluctant start in 1994 to a $9 billion fund-of-funds firm, emphasizing that trust and performance metrics—not diversity marketing—sustained them through three decades of market cycles.
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Shawn Wang (Swyx) discusses how AI is transforming hackathons through both democratized development and preparatory cheating, while arguing developers should shift from 'just-in-case' to 'just-in-time' learning as abstraction layers accelerate, though fundamental literacy remains crucial for debugging AI limitations.