Alkemata Morning Press Review — 25 August 2026
Five developments on AI-made music, facial recognition in gambling venues, Alzheimer’s blood testing, mitochondrial transplantation and an exploited Oracle flaw.
Alkemata Morning Press Review — 23 August 2026
Five developments on Australia’s first mammalian H5N1 case, cloud-hosted scams, robot benchmarks, narwhal materials and US launch policy.
Ideas at the Limit: Following a Thought Until It Changes Shape
Alkemata’s new project dossiers take a modest idea, push it to its most consequential form, stress-test its effects, and work backwards towards a practical experiment.
A Social Network Designed to Leave You Alone
What if an online network protected attention instead of consuming it—and measured success by the understanding, trust and work that continued after people logged out?
Alkemata Morning Press Review — 22 August 2026
Four developments on automated job decisions, children’s data, lunar contamination and emergency access to software-defined cars.
Alkemata Morning Press Review — 21 August 2026
Five developments on journalism funding, personalized melanoma treatment, camera glasses, the reality behind US grant announcements and a new test of black-hole spin.
Alkemata Morning Press Review — 20 August 2026
Five developments on enforceable child safety, supervised robotaxis, an active industrial-control threat, long-lived brain organoids and cleaner urban greening.
Alkemata Morning Press Review — 19 August 2026
Four developments worth watching this morning: evidence-led cyber defence, enforceable data-centre costs, live contrail avoidance, and China’s first land recovery of a rocket stage.
Alkemata Morning Press Review — 18 August 2026
Four new developments on workplace data sold for AI training, high-efficiency triple-junction solar cells, Juneau’s search for permanent flood protection, and concentrated election markets.
Alkemata Morning Press Review — 17 August 2026
Four concise developments: Congo’s Ebola outbreak reaches a grim threshold, SafePal exposes customer order data, a heart model makes uncertainty visible, and PJM proposes priority rules for large power users.