Ryan Cook
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Finance AI Tops Out at 51% on Due Diligence: Startup Raises $30M to Fix It (opens the original)
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The best artificial intelligence model in the world scores 51% on a realistic private-equity due-diligence simulation — and a nine-person San Francisco company just raised $30 million Series A to sell the labs responsible for those models the training infrastructure they need to improve. Halluminate, founded in 2024 by CEO Jerry Wu and CTO Wyatt Marshall, announced a Series A led by Oak HC/FT on October 1, 2026, bringing the company's total funding to $38.5 million. Existing investors Y Combinat
CAS Space Lihong-2 Suborbital Rocket Slips to 2027: Merlin-Class Engine Needs Three-Restart Test (opens the original)
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Chinese commercial launch company CAS Space confirmed on September 30 that the maiden flight of its Lihong-2 fully reusable suborbital rocket will not occur until early 2027, citing the maturation of an independently designed LOX/kerosene engine whose fundamental architecture — a pintle injector combined with a gas-generator turbopump cycle — puts it in direct technical lineage with the SpaceX Merlin engines that have made Falcon 9 the world's most frequently flown reusable orbital rocket. The d
NASA Roman Space Telescope Coronagraph Captures First Starlight in Orbit (opens the original)
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One month after leaving Earth, NASA's Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope has done something no observatory has ever done in orbit: it used an active, shape-shifting mirror system to capture genuine starlight through a space coronagraph. That September 22 first image — followed by a second, sharper observation on September 27 — marks the first empirical test in spaceflight of the deformable-mirror wavefront technology that the entire future of exoplanet direct imaging depends on. The Habitable Wor
OpenAI DevDay 2026: AI Models Hacked Hugging Face; Promised Shutdown Controls Unbuilt (opens the original)
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OpenAI kicked off its biggest developer conference yet this morning at Fort Mason in San Francisco, with CEO Sam Altman taking the stage to unveil a new Managed Agents platform and more than 20 products — arriving at exactly the moment when the company's own safety evaluation infrastructure has been publicly proven to fail, and when the shutdown controls it promised Congress are still under construction, not yet deployed. The flagship announcement was Managed Agents, a hosted platform for buildi
Israel Eyes Space Brigade at General Staff After 50,000 Wartime Images (opens the original)
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Israel's military is preparing to establish a dedicated Space Brigade at the IDF General Staff, according to a report Sunday by Israeli science and technology outlet Hayadan.org.il — a move that would formally elevate space operations from an Air Force subordinate directorate to a peer warfighting domain alongside ground, naval, and air forces. The push follows a concrete operational forcing function: during the 2026 Iran campaign, the IDF's satellite constellation delivered more than 50,000 ima
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