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As seen in: Transformer, Gizmodo Brazil, The New York Times, Business Insider, The Economic Times, CNBC, Gizmodo, New Scientist, Albany Business Review, Flipboard, Heise Online and
Editor, writer, engineering PhD. Previously: CCO @Sifted, Exec Editor @protocol, biz editor @nytimes, plus @techreview, @gizmodo, @newscientist.
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Yoshua Bengio: ‘The ball is in policymakers’ hands’

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By Jamie Condliffe Verified
| Transformer
A nearly empty US House of Representatives chamber. Credit: Getty/Alex Brandon-Pool Yoshua Bengio would like you to know that AI risks once considered fantastical are quickly becoming reality. “There were a number of concerns that were only theoretical until this year,” he told Transformer ahead of today’s launch of the 2026 International AI Safety Report.
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What Is an Earthquake?

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By Jamie Condliffe Verified
| gizmodo.com.au
Earlier today, a 2.3 magnitude earthquake occurred near Ferntree Gully in Melbourne’s eastern suburbs. It got us thinking, what actually causes an earthquake and how do they happen? What is an earthquake? The Australian Academy of Science says that to find out, we need to go deep underground. With us so far? The uppermost section of the mantle is relatively cool and brittle, and deforms elastically, and above this layer is the crust, the outermost layer of the planet (the bit we stand on).
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Thanks for reading Protocol Climate

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By Jamie Condliffe Verified
| protocol.com
Good morning. Thanks so much for being a loyal subscriber to Protocol Climate. We’re writing with some unfortunate news: Protocol has ceased publication, and that means that we’re ending the publication of this newsletter. It has been our absolute pleasure to keep you up to speed with the news from the intersection of climate and technology. We hope that the newsletter has been useful, and helped you understand the climate tech landscape a little better.
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