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China is installing wind turbines faster than any other country. One of the leading turbine manufacturers there, Envision Energy, has now begun exporting its technology overseas. trib.al/inbbNEr

Brimstone is making strides on two industrial problems, reducing the emissions from cement and providing a way to produce more critical minerals within the US.

Plus: The US has frozen green cards for Microsoft and other IT firms. trib.al/YZw6Doz

Today’s LLMs are engineered to disobey dangerous requests. But AI refusal is far from foolproof—and could become an instrument of repression. trib.al/Guthn0Q

Join a subscriber-only conversation with one of MIT Technology Review's Innovators Under 35. trib.al/FPzlCjZ

As sea levels rise and flood risks worsen, WaveSave has emerged with an ingeniously simple tool: a portable rubber dam that’s quick to install when flooding starts.

There’s a growing need for long-duration storage to meet energy demand and balance out renewables on the grid. Energy Dome uses compressed carbon dioxide gas in its massive grid batteries, which can deliver power for up to 24 hours.

Plus: Scientists in Austria and China have built the first nuclear clocks. trib.al/0huaUhQ

The technologies that could transform energy and transportation trib.al/mnrRWVp

Advances in AI offer tantalizing glimpses of a future in which robots navigate the world the way humans do. The question is whether the same techniques that fueled AI’s recent progress will be enough to get there, or if an entirely new path is required. trib.al/Uz7S8gO

Plus: OpenAI has released 377 new math findings, further rattling the field. trib.al/4lwu51c

Novo Nordisk and Eli Lilly found the popular medicines reduce molecular markers of age. trib.al/yaBc1Fl

Plus: Musk’s new Pentagon role has raised conflict-of-interest fears. trib.al/pAuSptr

Each year, the MIT Technology Review team puts together a list of some of the most promising climate tech companies in the world. trib.al/FGFXTTd

Plus: Trump has unveiled a “Super Intelligence Force” to oversee AI. trib.al/g0dls7K

Around the world, a love/hate attitude toward AI is very much the vibe right now. trib.al/A6DKM4e

Plus a special MIT Technology Review Insiders Panel trib.al/dzCtR8y

Plus: OpenAI says rogue agents may have affected more than 100 organizations. trib.al/5gJA8pI

And I'll be joining them. trib.al/4ibkDi1

Ten years after AlphaGo’s match against Go champion Lee Sedol, today’s AI still isn’t tapping into the machinery that made that win possible. trib.al/6XTDaWS