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Carbon-free energy just got a little closer, plus: Galactic phosphorus detected in unexpected place,

Carbon-free energy just got a little closer, plus: Galactic phosphorus detected in unexpected place, AUKUS to use AI to spot subs, EV battery shortages coming to EU In a landmark moment for clean energy, Japan has switched on JT-60SA — the most advanced experimental nuclear fusion reactor ever built. As the forerunner to a larger reactor under construction in France, JT-60SA's successful launch marks a giant leap toward making limitless fusion energy a reality after decades of research. Jump to today’s [Must Read]( to learn more about how researchers will use this reactor to help guide us toward a sustainable, fusion-powered future. 🚨 Also today, ChatGPT has immense potential to solve problems, but LLMs like it can also introduce security risks in two novel ways: leaking information and introducing code vulnerabilities. [This article]( explores how these challenges often arise across organizations and provides mitigation strategies to minimize negative outcomes. Good morning. 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