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Brain-IT reconstructs viewed images from fMRI data with improved detail and one-hour calibration, but dreams remain beyond its tested scope.
A Weizmann AI model recovers visual content and layout from brain scans, with improved results using limited data from new participants.
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AI-designed PiggyBac proteins improved DNA insertion in cultured cells, expanding gene-editing tools while safety questions remain.
AIScientists use generative AI to build better proteins for editing DNAShy Cohen
Gold nanogaps and AI distinguish mirror-image amino acids, offering a possible route to compact instruments for the search for life.
SpaceScientists use AI and nanotechnology to detect signs of life in spaceJoseph Shavit
Cambridge research finds 51% of surveyed UK novelists fear AI replacement, with concerns over income, copyright, and creativity.
AIHalf of surveyed UK novelists fear AI could replace their work entirelyShy Cohen
An AI model flags 44 star systems that may hide Earth-like planets, using patterns in known planets to guide telescope searches.
AIAI finds 44 star systems that could hide Earth-like planetsJoseph Shavit
Researcher Ievgeniia Tiukova with the research robot Eve.
AIScientists build an AI that can propose experiments, run them and learn from the resultsShy Cohen
MIT researchers use Raman microscopy and gene data to identify biochemical barcodes of senescent cells without destroying tissue.
AIMIT researchers use light to identify aging cells without destroying themRebecca Shavit
Spi-Fly uses sparse neural activity to recognize smells quickly while requiring far less memory than backpropagation.
AIFruit fly-inspired AI learns smells quickly with far less memoryShy Cohen
OpenAI says AI produced a Navier-Stokes proof, raising questions about verification, priority, and the future of mathematics.
AICan AI solve a Millennium Prize problem? OpenAI says its system just didShy Cohen
The lab of Robert Boyd, right, the William F. Krupke Distinguished Professor in Optics, has spent more than a decade refining the new imaging system, with contributions from PhD students including Yang Xu ’26 (PhD), center, and physics doctoral student Long Nguyen, left.
AINew optical shutter uses light and AI to see through dense fog and tissueJoshua Shavit
Quantum-optical spin glass apparatus: The curved mirrors (green-tinted cylinders at center) form an optical cavity to trap photons inside a stainless-steel vacuum chamber. The windows allow lasers to create and trap quantum gases (not present in this photo) between the mirrors.
AIAn atom-and-photon network just found a new way to store AI memoriesShy Cohen
Bar-Ilan University researchers found declining physics searches worldwide, suggesting students are shifting toward AI tools like ChatGPT.
AIStudents turn to AI as physics searches decline worldwideShy Cohen
A physics-informed neural network rebuilt simulated mantle flow from limited surface and temperature clues.
AIPhysics-trained AI reveals how Earth’s deep interior changed over timeJoshua Shavit
AI can detect hypertension and diabetes from facial videos while retinal scans may help identify people at risk of dementia.
AIAI can detect hypertension and diabetes by looking at your face and eyesShy Cohen
Smartphone navigation for blind people gets a boost from Mobilio, which combines sensors, AI and personalized audio guidance.
AISmartphone app helps blind users navigate faster and avoid obstaclesJoshua Shavit
A CSHL model shows how T cells can learn from limited thymus training and still avoid most self-attacks.
AIThe thymus trains T cells like an AI model to avoid attacking the bodyShy Cohen
University of Waterloo researchers are using AI, sensors and data science to decode modern house fires and improve evacuation safety.
AIAI helps predict dangerous fire conditions in modern homesShy Cohen