AI is changing everything too fast, risking our basic rights. Dr. Maria Randazzo says current rules can't protect privacy or prevent bias. The "black box problem" means we can't see or question harmful AI decisions.
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Chalmers engineers made a pulse-driven qubit amplifier. It's ten times more efficient than before. It runs cool and protects delicate quantum states. This is a crucial step for building larger, more powerful quantum machines.
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Scientists created a quantum material using magnetism to shield qubits, boosting stability. This method relies on common magnetic interactions, not rare ones, to form durable excitations. Paired with a new discovery tool, it's a key step toward practical, resilient quantum computers.
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