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Briefing Chat: Baby T. rex were killers from birth, suggest new fossils

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TL;DR - This Nature staff briefing discusses new evidence about juvenile T. rex, ancient Egyptian princesses, and London’s emergence as an AI-safety hub. The supplied excerpt gives no technical findings or methodological details.

  • New fossils reportedly suggest that T. rex were capable killers from birth.
  • The briefing also covers the capabilities of ancient Egyptian princesses.
  • London’s growing role in global AI-safety research and policy is discussed.

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Briefing Chat: Baby T. rex were killers from birth, suggest new fossils

Nature Elizabeth Gibney, Nick Petrić Howe 2026-07-24 doi:10.1038/d41586-026-02338-2
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TL;DR - This Nature staff briefing discusses new evidence about juvenile T. rex, ancient Egyptian princesses, and London’s emergence as an AI-safety hub. The supplied excerpt gives no technical findings or methodological details.

  • New fossils reportedly suggest that T. rex were capable killers from birth.
  • The briefing also covers the capabilities of ancient Egyptian princesses.
  • London’s growing role in global AI-safety research and policy is discussed.
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