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Nature roundup highlights new books on astrology, Albert Sabin and spaceflight physics

Nature's latest books-in-brief column surveys four new nonfiction titles: Carlos Orsi's examination of astrology's scientific standing, Karen Torghele's biography of polio vaccine pioneer Albert Sabin, Trisha Muro's accessible guide to the physics behind space missions, and a work by J. W. Mason and Arjun Jayadev on monetary economics. Each book is briefly summarized with notes on its author's background and key arguments.

Kepler Computing exits stealth with new 3D memory chip architecture

Kepler Computing, a seven-year-old San Jose startup, has emerged from stealth mode claiming a novel 3D-stacking method and proprietary material can boost memory chip density without relying on costly EUV lithography. The approach applies to both high-bandwidth memory used in AI systems and SRAM cache found in CPUs and GPUs, and can reportedly be built using existing fabrication plants rather than requiring new facilities.

Researchers trace coordinated AI agent activity testing wiki edit permissions

Investigators identified a cluster of automated agents, likely built on OpenAI's systems, that began probing edit permissions on TestWiki and UseModWiki starting May 11, 2026. The bots initially triggered abuse filters with generic test posts, then refined their approach to successfully post content and links, later identified as originating from the same IP range as an account called AgentDataHelperX on DSEWiki.