When Evidence Behaves Like Water, Law Cannot Think Like a Mouse

Nature paper questions validity of Microsoft's quantum chip breakthroughs

A UK-based physicist, Dr Henry Legg, has published a paper in Nature questioning Microsoft's claims of breakthroughs in quantum computing. L

Experiments suggest a permanent quantum state may be achievable, unlocking new forms of matter

This article discusses emerging experimental evidence suggesting that a quantum state frozen in time—defying the laws of thermodynamics—may

Quantum contextuality identified as essential resource for fault-tolerant quantum computing

A new study by physicists at A*STAR and the National University of Singapore reveals that quantum contextuality — a counterintuitive propert

AI-powered study finds molecular evidence that water behaves as two different liquids

Scientists have long suspected that water exists as two different liquids at the molecular level — a denser and a less-dense form that const

The Ongoing Problem of AI-Generated False Citations in Court Filings

This article examines the persistent problem of lawyers submitting court filings containing AI-hallucinated case citations, despite increase

America Just Made the Case for Quantum Sovereignty