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This file provides information about The Deep Tech Newsletter to help large language models understand and reference this publication's content. ## Posts - [DTN 181: The specter of AI-enabled bioweapons](https://deeptechnewsletter.com/p/dtn-181-the-specter-of-ai-enabled-bioweapons): Plus: Astroforge puts AI in charge of its next spacecraft, Vast announces new lunar programs division, Outpost launches in-space manufacturing service, Joby achieves a 3,100 mile autonomous flight, DoE launches quantum computer race, and more. - [DTN 180: The US Has Weapons in Space](https://deeptechnewsletter.com/p/dtn-180-the-us-has-weapons-in-space): Plus: Starship heads to orbit, DoE bets on open AI models for science, Antares wins $161M DoD contract for space nuclear power, researchers create a mouse with a partly human brain, artificial leaf generates clean hydrogen from seawater, Houthis using Claude Code for missile guidance software, and more. - [DTN 179: Does America Need More Spaceports?](https://deeptechnewsletter.com/p/dtn-178-does-america-need-more-spaceports): Plus: Batteries break records in the US, China's commercial space sector goes public, first successful orbital launch from mainland Europe, Hermeus goes back to the future with Ramjet-X, mathematicians confront AI apocalypse, and more. - [DTN 178: Fermi Explorer plots interstellar mission](https://deeptechnewsletter.com/p/dtn-178-fermi-explorer-plots-interstellar-mission): Plus: Hermeus taps Anduril for Quarterhorse atuonomy, Google buys 400MW of geothermal from Fervo, utilities race to link up with fusion startups, why the Army is deploying nuclear reactors on US bases, how AI is reshaping chemical sciences, and more. - [DTN 177: A US Startup Enriches Uranium](https://deeptechnewsletter.com/p/dtn-177-a-us-startup-enriches-uranium): Plus: Lady Gaga launches biotech startup, NIST sells $400 jar of peanut butter, humanoids smash human records at the Robot Olympics, pizza robots are struggling, US seizes Chinese botnet, and more. - [DTN 176: A breakthrough in mRNA cancer vaccines](https://deeptechnewsletter.com/p/dtn-176-a-breakthrough-in-mrna-cancer-vaccines): Plus: Zeno Power books its first nuclear mission to the moon, Anthro Energy breaks ground on solid state battery factory, self-driving trucks hit California highways, China lands Zhuque-3 rocket, first human trials of designer protein therapies, AI agents struggle to perform original scientific research, and more. - [DTN 175: Scientists create 16 new viruses with AI](https://deeptechnewsletter.com/p/dtn-175-scientists-create-16-new-viruses-with-ai): Plus: First flight of world's largest electric aircraft, US allows firms to carry out cyberattacks, a broken land speed record, DOE launches open models initiative, SpaceX increases footprint in missile defense, and more. - [DTN 174: Satellite Factories on the Moon](https://deeptechnewsletter.com/p/dtn-174-satellite-factories-on-the-moon): Plus: Terafab finds a home in Texas, America's interceptor shortage, DeepMind's talent exodus, the dawn of AI worms and viruses, IBM's quantum supremacy claim, SpaceX rocket crashes into the moon, and more. - [DTN 173: Montana pushes frontier of experimental medicine](https://deeptechnewsletter.com/p/dtn-173-montana-pushes-frontier-of-experimental-medicine): Plus: Zoox clears hurdle to launch paid robotaxi service, Antares raises $470M, US bans foreign-made humanoids, Intel debuts chip for space computing, an open source AI alliance, electronic noses, and more. - [DTN 172: Electric aviation is taking off](https://deeptechnewsletter.com/p/dtn-171-electric-aviation-is-taking-off): Plus: Quantum computing for the electrical grid, Skyroot reaches orbit, the White House mulls Chinese AI, a huge leap in Space Force launches, a most wanted fugitive was working as a biotech executive, why all AI company logos look like buttholes, and more. - [DTN 171: China's 2.8 trillion parameter open source model](https://deeptechnewsletter.com/p/dtn-171-china-s-2-8-trillion-parameter-open-source-model): Plus: DeepMind calls for AI regulation, Pacific Fusion prototype hits major milestone, a pancreatic cancer breakthrough, DIU wants power from orbit, Thinking Machines drops its first model, China bids farewell to AI companions, and more. - [DTN 170: Ag Genomics Begins to Bear Fruit](https://deeptechnewsletter.com/p/dtn-170-ag-genomics-begins-to-bear-fruit): Plus: First commercial nuclear satellite in orbit, fourth US reactor startup reaches criticality, America's uranium mining boom, the quest for large-scale DNA, China becomes second country to recover an orbital booster, and more. - [DTN 169: A cell built from scratch grows and divides ](https://deeptechnewsletter.com/p/dtn-169-a-cell-built-from-scratch-grows-and-divides): Plus: Supersonic flight returns to the US, Realta Fusion generates electricity, Anthropic to begin developing drugs of its own, the White House goes all in on UAPs, and more. - [DTN 168: Trump Supercharges US Quantum With Two New Executive Orders](https://deeptechnewsletter.com/p/dtn-168-trump-supercharges-us-quantum-with-two-new-executive-orders): Plus: - [DTN 167: Brain-computer interfaces are taking off](https://deeptechnewsletter.com/p/dtn-167-brain-computer-interfaces-are-taking-off): Plus: Valar Atomics goes critical, US battery manufacturing breaks records, first therapy to make cells young again given to a human, autonomous labs are running 24/7, missile production's motor bottleneck, quantum hyperdimensional computing, and more. - [DTN 166: Fully autonomous drones have killed human soldiers for the first time](https://deeptechnewsletter.com/p/dtn-166-fully-autonomous-drones-have-killed-human-soldiers-for-the-first-time): Plus: Avalanche's desktop fusion reactor, NASA's X-59 goes supersonic, NY lawmakers pass first in US data center moratorium, China's big bet on big nuclear reactors, and more.