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Steve Gickling

  • CTO, Calendar and Contributor, DevX.com
Draper, Utah
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Maine Democrats Rush To Replace Platner

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By Steve Gickling
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Maine Democrats are facing a late scramble to fill a key spot on the ballot, with less than four months before voters head to the polls. The party now must identify, vet, and nominate a replacement for Platner on a compressed clock, a move that could shape voter enthusiasm and down-ballot performance in a tight political season. The stakes are high. Ballot deadlines, fundraising windows, and early voting calendars leave little room for error.
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Government Eases Limits on Anthropic Models

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By Steve Gickling
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The government has lifted limits on two Anthropic artificial intelligence systems while attaching new conditions aimed at safety and oversight. The move covers the Fable 5 and Mythos 5 models and signals a careful shift in policy. Officials framed the step as a balance between innovation and risk management, with deployment allowed under stricter rules. The government has removed restrictions on Anthropic’s Fable 5 and Mythos 5 AI models—but there were strings attached.
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NVIDIA Jetson Powers In-Space Moon Imaging

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By Steve Gickling
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A new moon imaging service called Ocula plans to run artificial intelligence directly in space, using NVIDIA’s Jetson platform to process data at the edge instead of sending everything to Earth. The NVIDIA Inception startup says the approach will speed up analysis and reduce costly downlinks for lunar missions, signaling a shift in how spaceborne sensors turn raw pixels into timely insights.
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