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A magnetoelectric crystal stores four stable magnetic states, hinting at future memory beyond binary computing.
A crystal with four magnetic states offers a rare proof of concept for denser memory beyond 0s and 1s.
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New physics research argues reality contains truths no algorithm can capture, challenging the simulation hypothesis.
SpacePhysicists just debunked the idea that we’re living in a simulationJoseph Shavit
Most Americans say AI needs tougher regulation and expect more harm than benefit over the next decade.
AIAmericans are increasingly concerned about AI – want more regulationShy Cohen
Fluorescent imaging of a zebrafish embryo highlights cell populations during early development.
AINew AI tool predicts how cells choose their identityShy Cohen
PhD candidate Seongyon Hong and the SoulMate system.
AIThe world’s first AI ‘SoulMate’ learns and adapts to you in real-timeShy Cohen
MIT-led FINGERS-7B uses multi-omic data to predict Alzheimer’s risk earlier and improve responder stratification.
Good NewsMIT releases first AI model built to make Alzheimer’s preventableShy Cohen
AIAI model helps MRI scans predict diabetes, heart risks and deathShy Cohen
AI model CoCoGraph generated millions of new, chemically valid molecules that could speed drug and materials discovery.
AINew AI tool can generate millions of new moleculesShy Cohen
AI tool reads mutation patterns in DNA to estimate ancestry faster than classical population genetics methods.
AINew AI model reconstructs human ancestry from DNAShy Cohen
AI analysis of serial face photos linked faster facial aging in cancer patients to worse survival outcomes.
AIAI tool tracks facial aging, and helps doctors gauge cancer riskJoshua Shavit
AI-written papers and reviews are rising fast, and one major journal says they are straining peer review and lowering writing quality.
AIAI is flooding peer review, and editors say it’s making science harder to judgeShy Cohen
Vivek Shenoy, Eduardo D. Glandt President’s Distinguished Professor in Materials Science and Engineering (MSE), at left, walks through some of the mathematics behind mollifier layers, with doctoral candidate Vinayak Vinayak, at right.
AIPenn engineers use AI to solve some of science’s most difficult math problemsShy Cohen
(Left) Humanoid robot Alter3 equipped with a Society of Mind architecture based on LLMs for communication and operation of weakly coupled internal modules (photo by Luc Steels). (Right) The robot expands its repertoire of physical behaviors by converting high-level descriptions into operable code.
AIEvolvable AI could push technology into a new phase of evolutionShy Cohen
When AI becomes the perfect companion, some users say it becomes very hard to quit
AIHow AI chatbots keep you coming back for moreShy Cohen
Texas A&M researchers built HIPPO, a password tool that creates site-specific logins without storing a password vault.
InnovationsNew password tool creates secure, site-specific logins that you don’t have to rememberJoshua Shavit
Duke researchers used AI and health records to predict ADHD risk years before many children receive a diagnosis.
AIAI scan of medical records can spot ADHD risk in children years earlierShy Cohen
Stanford-led studies found doctors made stronger clinical decisions when paired with AI, especially in structured workflows.
AIChatbots outperform doctors in diagnosing many diseases, study findsShy Cohen