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Smart Cyber Defense: AI Tech Helps Power Grids Fight Off Hackers

Researchers at the University of Missouri have developed CIBR-Fort, an AI-driven cybersecurity system that predicts and mitigates cyberattacks on power grids with 91.88% accuracy, ensuring real-time protection for critical infrastructure.

26 Feb 2025

AI Learns to Create Human-Like Goals by Studying How We Play

Scientists at NYU have developed an AI model that learns how humans generate goals by studying how they create games, potentially advancing AI's understanding of human intentions.

26 Feb 2025

New AI Lets Robots Develop Self-Knowledge and Adapt Like Living Beings

Columbia Engineering researchers have enabled robots to develop "kinematic self-awareness" by watching their own movements through a single camera, allowing them to self-model, adapt to damage, and learn new skills without human intervention.

26 Feb 2025

AI-Powered μSAM Speeds Up Microscopy Image Analysis Like Never Before

Researchers have fine-tuned the Segment Anything Model (SAM) to create μSAM, a powerful AI tool that enables both automatic and interactive segmentation of microscopy images, dramatically improving analysis speed and accuracy.

25 Feb 2025

LLM4SD Reads Decades of Research to Solve Chemistry’s Toughest Questions

LLM4SD is a cutting-edge AI tool that can analyze scientific literature, generate hypotheses, and predict molecular properties with high accuracy, making scientific discovery faster and more transparent. The open-source system also provides explainable insights, unlike traditional black-box validation tools.

25 Feb 2025

Zero-Shot AI Outperforms GPT-4o in Art Classification, Slashing Annotation Costs

Researchers demonstrate that large language models (LLMs) can classify artwork types with high accuracy using zero-shot learning, reducing the need for costly manual data labeling.

25 Feb 2025

AI Rewrites Social Media Posts but Subtly Changes Their Emotional Tone

Large language models subtly shift the sentiment of text they rephrase, making content more neutral and altering conclusions drawn from sentiment-based research.

25 Feb 2025

Hollywood’s AI Dilemma: Innovation or Job Destruction?

A University of Washington study explores the anxieties of striking film workers over AI's role in cinema, highlighting concerns about job security, artistic integrity, and the future of filmmaking.

25 Feb 2025

From Data to Diagnosis: AI is Reshaping the Future of Diabetes Care

AI is transforming diabetes care by predicting risks, personalizing treatments, and improving disease management, making healthcare more accurate, cost-effective, and accessible.

24 Feb 2025

AI Detects Schizophrenia and Bipolar Disorder Years Before Diagnosis

Artificial intelligence may help predict schizophrenia and bipolar disorder years before diagnosis, allowing earlier intervention and treatment. Researchers from Aarhus University used machine learning on electronic health records to identify high-risk patients.

24 Feb 2025

AI Model Tracks Brain Aging Speed to Predict Cognitive Decline

Researchers at USC have developed a groundbreaking AI model that measures the speed of brain aging using MRI scans. This tool could revolutionize early detection, prevention, and treatment of cognitive decline and dementia.

24 Feb 2025

Brain-Inspired BIG Framework Revolutionizes Autonomous Navigation with Smarter Exploration

Researchers have developed the BIG framework, a brain-inspired navigation system that enhances efficiency and reduces computational demands for autonomous exploration in complex environments.

24 Feb 2025

AI Foundation Models Reshape Bioinformatics, Unlocking Genomic and Drug Discovery Advances

Researchers analyzed the latest foundation models (FMs) in bioinformatics, detailing their applications in genomics, proteomics, drug discovery, and single-cell analysis while addressing key challenges like interpretability and AI hallucinations.

24 Feb 2025

AI Cracks the Code of Animal Emotions, Paving the Way for Real-Time Welfare Monitoring

AI can decode animal emotions by analyzing vocal patterns, revealing universal acoustic indicators of emotional valence across species. This breakthrough could transform animal welfare, livestock management, and conservation.

24 Feb 2025

Embarrassed? Talk to AI. Angry? Talk to a Human, Says New Study

New research from the University of Kansas reveals that people prefer AI chatbots when embarrassed but turn to humans when angry. The study used eye-tracking and emotion recognition to examine how emotions influence vaccine-related interactions.

24 Feb 2025

AI and Underwater Microphones Transform Right Whale Conservation

Researchers at Cornell University have developed a machine learning-based method using underwater microphones to estimate North Atlantic Right whale numbers, offering a safer and cost-effective alternative to aerial surveys.

24 Feb 2025

AI Struggles with Abstract Thought: Study Reveals GPT-4’s Limits

A new study reveals that while GPT-4 excels at analogical reasoning in standard tests, it struggles with variations, highlighting its reliance on pattern-matching rather than true understanding.

24 Feb 2025

AI Pipeline Improves Aerial Image Analysis With 99% Accuracy

Researchers developed a novel AI pipeline that enhances object detection in aerial and satellite imagery by combining advanced models with smart data filtering, achieving up to 99% accuracy.

24 Feb 2025

AI Chatbots Give Basic Endometriosis Info but Lack Medical Accuracy

Researchers at UT Southwestern Medical Center found that AI chatbots provide basic information on endometriosis but lack the depth and accuracy of healthcare professionals. ChatGPT performed best among the three chatbots studied.

20 Feb 2025

AI Reveals Hidden Green Space Gaps in Cities, Driving Smarter Urban Planning

Researchers developed an AI system that improves tracking of urban green spaces using satellite imagery, significantly enhancing accuracy and revealing disparities in vegetation distribution.

20 Feb 2025