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A new study finds that artificial intelligence can estimate biological aging from routine chest X-rays
AI analysis of chest X-rays may reveal early signs of aging and disease risk better than DNA-based aging clocks.
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UCLA researchers developed an AI tool that finds undiagnosed Alzheimer’s using health records while reducing racial disparities.
HealthNew AI Tool identifies undiagnosed Alzheimer’s cases and reduces racial gapsShy Cohen
A team at Simon Fraser University has built a soft chest belt with 3D printed suction cup electrodes and built in AI that can pre diagnose 10 types of irregular heart rhythms, offering cleaner, faster monitoring in hospitals and remote communities.
AIOrigami 3D printed belt uses AI to spot dangerous heart rhythms in real timeShy Cohen
A new MIT framework called SEAL allows language models to create their own study notes and choose how to train, improving learning without human-designed data.
AIMIT researchers teach AI models to learn from their own notesShy Cohen
An MIT team taught a micro-robot to fly like an insect. With AI control, the tiny flapping machine leapt to 447% more speed and pulled off 10 somersaults in 11 seconds, even in windy tests.
AITiny flapping drone matches insect speed with an AI brainShy Cohen
A new AI tool from Thomas Jefferson University can identify two similar brain tumors using routine MRI scans, improving surgical planning and patient safety.
AIAI tool predicts brain tumors before surgery with near-perfect precisionShy Cohen
A Belgian teenager has earned a doctorate in quantum physics at 15 and now aims to tackle human aging using artificial intelligence.
AI15-year-old physicist sets his sights on creating ‘super-humans’Mac Oliveau
Spectra is Sandia National Laboratories’ newest supercomputer and the second in the Vanguard program, which explores advanced computer architectures for national security applications.
AIRevolutionary supercomputer uses adaptive chips to boost speed and cut powerShy Cohen
Scientists found that your brain’s split-second response to speech mirrors the layered steps inside leading AI language models.
AIAI reveals clues to how the human brain understands speechShy Cohen
Shisei Tei, a researcher at Kyoto University, stresses the importance of accepting death.
AIThe future of human grief in the age of artificial intelligenceShy Cohen
A Johns Hopkins AI tool now guides medical students during suturing practice, pointing to a future where robots and software reshape surgery and training.
AIThe future of surgery is learning from machinesShy Cohen
A new study shows that the brain solves hard problems by reusing simple mental parts across many tasks, much like snapping together pieces of a toy set.
AIThe brain’s building blocks: Why your mind adapts better than AIShy Cohen
A Chinese research team has built a five-joint robotic exoskeleton that reads a patient’s movement intention and adapts its assistance on the fly, offering a more natural path to arm recovery after stroke and pointing toward safer, smarter neurorehabilitation.
HealthNew upper-limb exoskeleton adapts to stroke patients in real timeShy Cohen
Engineers at UC San Diego have built a soft armband that combines stretchable sensors and deep learning so you can control machines with simple gestures, even while running, vibrating or moving on ocean waves. The system cleans noisy data in real time and turns everyday motion into reliable robot commands.
AINew AI-powered armband uses gestures to control robots in real timeShy Cohen
A new study shows that people bring deep-rooted gender expectations into interactions with AI
AIDoes AI have a gender? Your answer is surprisingly importantShy Cohen
AI framework studies entire chemical profiles to spot signs of life in Martian samples with high accuracy.
AILifeTracer: New AI tool can help identify life in Martian samplesShy Cohen
Researchers now warn that the most advanced of these cyberattacks, called cryptanalytic extraction, can rebuild a model by asking it thousands of carefully chosen questions.
AISecurity researchers develop first-ever functional defense against cyberattacks on AI modelsShy Cohen