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PulseAugur coverage of Prague — every cluster mentioning Prague across labs, papers, and developer communities, ranked by signal.
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Czechia bids to host EU AI computing center in Prague
Czechia is proposing to host a major European Union AI computing center near Prague. The initiative is supported by the Czech government and the telecommunications company České Radiokomunikace. This bid aims to positio…
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Printed Solid rebrands to Prusa USA following acquisition
Printed Solid, a Delaware-based filament manufacturer acquired by Czech company Prusa Research in 2022, has officially rebranded as Prusa USA. This name change is largely symbolic, with Josef Prusa continuing as CEO of …
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Czech army helicopter crash kills one, injures four
A Czech army helicopter crashed on Thursday, resulting in one fatality and four injuries among the five soldiers on board. The incident occurred at the 22nd helicopter base in Náměšť nad Oslavou. The army is providing s…
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Europe faces record heat as continent warms fastest globally
Europe is experiencing the most rapid warming of any continent, with temperatures rising significantly faster than the global average over the past three decades. Recent extreme heatwaves, exceeding 40°C in major cities…
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EquiLibre raises $500M Series A for AI trading agents · 3 sources tracked
EquiLibre Technologies, a Prague-based startup founded by former Google DeepMind researchers, has secured a Series A funding round. The company raised $500 million at a $500 million valuation to expand its AI trading ag…
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Ex-DeepMind researchers launch AI lab EquiLibre, valued at $500M
EquiLibre Technologies, an AI lab founded by three former Google DeepMind researchers, has secured a valuation of $500 million USD. The Prague-based company leverages expertise gained from developing poker AI to create …
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Thousands protest Prague plan to control public broadcasting
Thousands of Czechs gathered in Prague to protest a government plan to change the funding of public broadcasters. Critics argue that shifting funding from individual fees to the state budget will allow the government to…
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Sally O'Reilly explores 'gray literature' and early AI harvesting attempts
Sally O’Reilly explores the fascinating world of "gray literature," which includes specialized documents not typically controlled by commercial publishers. She highlights examples like a midwife's guide to fetal positio…
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Machine learning identifies structural anomalies in European regional statistics
A new research paper introduces an unsupervised machine learning framework designed to detect structural anomalies in European regional statistics. The study utilizes Eurostat data and applies five different anomaly det…
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Ask HN: Who is hiring? (May 2026)
Hacker News hosted its monthly "Who is hiring?" and "Who wants to be hired?" threads in May 2026, featuring numerous job postings and individual résumés. Companies like Sectigo and Railtown AI posted open positions, inc…
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SUSECON keynote demo fails spectacularly with rate limits and cold sparks
During SUSECON in Prague, a keynote demonstration involving an Industrial IoT platform failed due to an excessively low rate limit, preventing attendees from submitting data. Another presentation was disrupted by an une…
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Greece eases EU biometric border rules amid airport chaos and missed flights
Greece is temporarily relaxing its enforcement of the EU's biometric Entry/Exit System (EES) due to significant airport delays and missed flights. While the system officially requires fingerprint and photo collection fo…
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Honest Ethics & AI – Part 1: The origins of morality
This multi-part essay sequence explores the origins of morality and its relation to artificial intelligence. The author argues that current AI systems, particularly transformer-based LLMs, are not equipped for moral dec…