Oliver Rhodes explains how brain-inspired computing could make artificial intelligence faster, more energy-efficient and capable of advancing neuroscience research.
AI in Nature Conservation: Powerful Tool or Dangerous Shortcut?
Artificial intelligence could transform conservation, but relying on AI without strong ecological knowledge may create new risks for nature and wildlife.
Artificial intelligence could transform conservation, but relying on AI without strong ecological knowledge may create new risks for nature and wildlife.
What Happens When AI Runs Out of Pictures?
As generative AI increasingly learns from massive collections of online images, researchers are exploring what could happen if future models rely too heavily on AI-generated content rather than original human-created images.
As generative AI increasingly learns from massive collections of online images, researchers are exploring what could happen if future models rely too heavily on AI-generated content rather than original human-created images.
Royal Statistical Society AI Task Force Says: AI Regulation Needs Statistics
The publication escalates the core argument of their foundational work, AI is Statistics.
The publication escalates the core argument of their foundational work, AI is Statistics.
AIhub Coffee Corner: Does AI Change the Way We Think?
AI experts debate whether AI assistants deepen human thinking or gradually weaken the skills and understanding that come from doing work ourselves.
AI experts debate whether AI assistants deepen human thinking or gradually weaken the skills and understanding that come from doing work ourselves.
How Generative AI and Physics Can Help Design New Antibiotics
Researchers are combining generative AI and physics to accelerate the design of new antibiotics and tackle drug-resistant bacteria.
Researchers are combining generative AI and physics to accelerate the design of new antibiotics and tackle drug-resistant bacteria.
Humans Trained to Spot AI Faces in the Battle Against Deepfake Fraud
Researchers train people to identify AI-generated faces as deepfake technology increases fraud and misinformation risks.
Researchers train people to identify AI-generated faces as deepfake technology increases fraud and misinformation risks.
François Pachet on Music Generation With AI
AI music pioneer François Pachet explains why today’s generative systems still struggle with creativity, composition, and genuine musical intention.
AI music pioneer François Pachet explains why today’s generative systems still struggle with creativity, composition, and genuine musical intention.
Aihub Coffee Corner: AI, Kids, and the Future – “Generation AI”
As AI tools have become ubiquitous, we’ve seen growing concern and increasing coverage about how the use of such tools from a formative age might affect children. What do you think the impact will be and what skills might young people need to navigate this AI world?
As AI tools have become ubiquitous, we’ve seen growing concern and increasing coverage about how the use of such tools from a formative age might affect children. What do you think the impact will be and what skills might young people need to navigate this AI world?
AI Chatbots Can Effectively Sway Voters – In Either Direction
The researchers reported these findings in two papers published simultaneously, “Persuading Voters Using Human-Artificial Intelligence Dialogues”, in Nature, and “The Levers of Political Persuasion with Conversational Artificial Intelligence”, in Science.
The researchers reported these findings in two papers published simultaneously, “Persuading Voters Using Human-Artificial Intelligence Dialogues”, in Nature, and “The Levers of Political Persuasion with Conversational Artificial Intelligence”, in Science.
Learning to See the Physical World: An Interview With Jiajun Wu
My research topic, at a high level, hasn’t changed much since my dissertation.
My research topic, at a high level, hasn’t changed much since my dissertation.
Governing the Rise of Interactive AI Will Require Behavioral Insights
Interactive AI requires new governance approaches informed by behavioral science to address evolving, long-term human–AI relationships and their subtle, cumulative impacts.
Interactive AI requires new governance approaches informed by behavioral science to address evolving, long-term human–AI relationships and their subtle, cumulative impacts.
AI Enables a Who’s Who of Brown Bears in Alaska
A team of scientists from EPFL and Alaska Pacific University has developed an AI program that can recognize individual brown bears over time in photos, despite changes in the bears’ appearance and the difficulties associated with image capture for these elusive and far-ranging animals.
A team of scientists from EPFL and Alaska Pacific University has developed an AI program that can recognize individual brown bears over time in photos, despite changes in the bears’ appearance and the difficulties associated with image capture for these elusive and far-ranging animals.
Guarding Europe’s Hidden Lifelines: How AI Could Protect Subsea Infrastructure
A series of recent incidents, such as the Nord Stream gas pipeline explosions, has raised fears that Europe’s underwater infrastructure is becoming a target, and that defending it requires new tools.
A series of recent incidents, such as the Nord Stream gas pipeline explosions, has raised fears that Europe’s underwater infrastructure is becoming a target, and that defending it requires new tools.
Robots to Navigate Hiking Trails
If you’ve ever gone hiking, you know trails can be challenging and unpredictable.
If you’ve ever gone hiking, you know trails can be challenging and unpredictable.
What Are Small Language Models and How Do They Differ From Large Ones?
As AI becomes increasingly central to how we work, learn and solve problems, understanding the different types of AI models has never been more important.
As AI becomes increasingly central to how we work, learn and solve problems, understanding the different types of AI models has never been more important.















