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Month: December 2025

  • 🧠 AI Cybersecurity Breakthrough: Stanford’s AI Agent Challenges Human Experts

    A recent Stanford University study revealed that an AI-powered agent named ARTEMIS has demonstrated advanced capabilities in automated penetration testing, outperforming most human cybersecurity professionals in a controlled experiment. Business Insider+1 🔍 Experiment Overview Researchers at Stanford evaluated ARTEMIS against ten experienced human penetration testers on a large real-world network with roughly 8,000 connected devices…

  • Inaugural Meeting of the Korea Institute for for Non-Traditional Maritime Security

    Korea Institute for Non-Traditional Maritime Security held its inaugural meeting on Dec 23rd, 2025, in Yeosu, Republic of Korea.During the meeting, the institute formally adopted its articles of association and internal regulations, and established its future direction for research and international cooperation. Resolutions of the Inaugural Meeting 1. Resolution on the Establishment of the Institute…

  • 🚢 U.S. Navy Launches AI-Driven Shipbuilding Modernization Initiative 미

    The U.S. Navy is investing $448 million to modernize and accelerate its shipbuilding operations by integrating Palantir’s AI and data analytics software across the maritime industrial base. This initiative — known as the Shipbuilding Operating System (ShipOS) — aims to bring cutting-edge artificial intelligence and autonomy tools into the ship design, production, and supply chain…