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SpaceX has hit turbulence on the public markets, with shares falling below their debut price just one month after the company went public. It's a reminder that even the most celebrated names in aerospace aren't immune to investor second-guessing, and Elon Musk's rocket venture now faces the scrutiny that comes with being a public company.
Shifting to artificial intelligence, OpenAI has revealed GPT-Red, a purpose-built large language model designed to act as a kind of adversarial sparring partner for its other models. The idea is straightforward: train your defenses by fighting a skilled attacker. OpenAI says its newest release, GPT five point six, is its most cyber-resilient model yet, partly because it went through rigorous testing against GPT-Red before launch.
And in a story that blends nostalgia with serious technical achievement, the open-source emulator RPCS three has reached a landmark milestone — three quarters of all PlayStation three games are now fully playable on PC. That's a significant preservation win for gaming history, and it raises the ongoing question of who owns the right to keep old software alive when the original hardware is long gone.
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