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Cedars-Sinai’s AI Assistant Cuts Nurse Admin Time, Boosts Patient Care

edars-Sinai is testing the Aiva Nurse Assistant, an AI-powered mobile app that allows nurses to document patient information through voice dictation, reducing administrative workload and improving efficiency. The pilot aims to enhance patient care by freeing up nurses’ time for meaningful interactions.

13 Feb 2025

AI Predicts Asphalt Durability to Build Stronger, Longer-Lasting Roads

Researchers at the University of Mississippi are using artificial intelligence to predict moisture damage in asphalt pavements, improving infrastructure durability and cost-effectiveness. Their findings could help optimize materials and reduce maintenance expenses for roads and bridges.

13 Feb 2025

AI System Integrates Data to Help Preserve the World’s Fragile Coral Reefs

Australian researchers are developing a global real-time monitoring system using machine learning and AI to track coral reef health and combat the rapid decline caused by climate change, aiming for quicker conservation intervention.

13 Feb 2025

Psychotherapy Showdown: ChatGPT vs. Therapists—Who Wins?

A study found that ChatGPT-generated therapy responses were rated higher than those written by professional therapists, challenging traditional assumptions about AI in mental health care.

12 Feb 2025

From ChatGPT to ChirpGPT: AI Bridges the Gap Between Birds and Humans

A groundbreaking study from Penn State unveils how birds structure their songs similarly to human language, using an AI-driven model to decode the hidden rules of birdsong and its neural basis—potentially unlocking new insights into human speech.

12 Feb 2025

Revolutionary Fiber Optic Breakthrough Powers the Future of AI Data Centers

UCF researchers have developed a patent-pending hollow-core fiber (HCF) cable that transmits data nearly 50% faster than conventional glass fiber, addressing the growing power and speed demands of AI-driven data centers. The innovation expands data center placement flexibility and enhances network efficiency.

12 Feb 2025

AI Revolutionizes Nanoparticle Counting, Speeds Up Synthesis Process

Researchers from the University of Konstanz have developed an AI-supported system to automate nanoparticle counting and measuring, significantly improving the efficiency and accuracy of nanoparticle synthesis analysis. The program uses Meta's open-source "Segment Anything Model" to measure complex particles, saving valuable time and resources.

12 Feb 2025

Oulu’s 6G White Paper Reveals How AI Will Transform Mobile Networks

The University of Oulu’s 6G research program has released a groundbreaking white paper on the role of artificial intelligence, especially large language models (LLMs), in enhancing 6G network communication. This paper outlines AI’s integration into communication services and network operations, with a look toward the 2030s.

12 Feb 2025

MIT Scientists Develop More Accurate Weather Prediction Technique

MIT researchers reveal that traditional validation methods for spatial predictions, like weather forecasting, can fail, leading to misleading accuracy assessments. They developed a new evaluation technique that improves prediction reliability in real-world applications.

11 Feb 2025

Automated AI Model Speeds Up Fruit Detection and Smart Agriculture

Researchers have developed EasyDAM_V4, an AI-driven fruit detection model that enhances labeling accuracy using a Guided-GAN approach, improving automation in agricultural image processing.

11 Feb 2025

AI Predicts Whale Habitats to Prevent Deadly Collisions and Protect Marine Life

Researchers at Rutgers University-New Brunswick have developed an AI tool that predicts endangered whale habitats, guiding ships to avoid deadly collisions and supporting marine conservation efforts.

11 Feb 2025

Seeing Isn’t Believing: The Urgent Need for AI Image Detection Skills

Researchers at the University of Miami are teaching students how to detect AI-generated images and videos by spotting inconsistencies, such as unnatural poses, distorted hands, and warped backgrounds, to combat misinformation.

11 Feb 2025

ChatGPT Adoption in Academia Highlights a Stark Gender Productivity Gap

Male researchers experienced a 6.4% higher increase in productivity after ChatGPT’s release compared to female researchers, widening the gender gap in academic publishing. The study highlights differences in AI adoption, efficiency perception, and institutional implications for fairness in faculty evaluations.

11 Feb 2025

Students Build Beginner-Friendly Machine Learning Guide to Combat Antibiotic Resistance

San Francisco State University researchers created a step-by-step machine-learning tutorial to predict antibiotic resistance, making complex concepts accessible to beginners in biology and health sciences.

11 Feb 2025

Can AI Give Moral Advice? People Remain Skeptical

Researchers found that people distrust artificial moral advisors (AMAs), particularly when they offer utilitarian advice, even if the advice is identical to that of human advisors.

11 Feb 2025

Torque Clustering Revolutionizes AI by Mimicking Natural Intelligence

Researchers have developed Torque Clustering, a new AI algorithm that mimics natural intelligence, enabling unsupervised learning with unprecedented accuracy and efficiency.

11 Feb 2025

AZoNetwork Honors Women in STEM on the 10th Anniversary of IDWGS

As a network of websites with a truly global audience, AZoNetwork is joining the global effort to close the gender gap. Since the first AZoNetwork website, AZoM, was launched in 2000, we have seen increased representation and recognition, with more women winning Nobel Prizes.

11 Feb 2025

AI and Automation Transform Catalyst Discovery, But Humans Remain Crucial

Self-driving laboratories (SDLs) integrate AI and automation to accelerate catalyst discovery, but human scientists remain essential for guiding AI-driven experiment planning. Instead of full automation, breakthroughs will come from redesigning experiments, using proxy tests, and keeping humans in the loop.

11 Feb 2025

AI Chatbots for Smoking Cessation: Helpful but Not Without Risks, Study Finds

A study from George Washington University evaluated AI chatbots for smoking cessation, finding that while most followed public health guidelines, 22% provided misinformation, highlighting the need for improvements.

10 Feb 2025

AI Training Gets Smarter: Researchers Cut Fault Tolerance Overhead to 1%

Researchers developed a fault tolerance framework that leverages idle system resources to optimize checkpoint-based error recovery in distributed deep learning training, reducing overhead to just 1%.

10 Feb 2025