39 articles tagged #artificial intelligence
AI speeds discovery of new magnetic materials, reducing reliance on rare earth elements for tech like EVs. Database lists 67,573 compounds, including 25 new high-temperature magnets.
Top AI researchers are leaving academia for high-paying industry jobs, threatening academic innovation and collaboration. This shift risks overemphasizing individual "genius" over team-based science, which is more effective for complex problems.
Chen et al. claim passing behavioral tests indicates AGI. The authors argue this is problematic for three reasons.
AI-driven lab robots, guided by a chatbot, have automated protein synthesis, testing over 30,000 conditions to reduce costs by 40% more than previous methods, raising questions about human replacement in labs.
AI system DeepRare helps diagnose rare diseases, aiming to shorten the years-long diagnostic journey for millions of patients.
AI improves cancer detection in cytology, overcoming human subjectivity and workforce shortages.
DeepRare is an AI system using large language models to diagnose rare diseases. It analyzes patient data to suggest ranked diagnoses with evidence, outperforming existing methods and showing high accuracy in global tests.
LLMs need moral competence, not just performance, for real-world roles. Challenges include fake reasoning, complex moral factors, and global standards. A roadmap with new evaluations is proposed.
Cytology helps detect cancer early but is subjective. A new AI system automates the process, achieving high accuracy in cervical cancer screening and enabling objective, scalable diagnostics.
US trade deficit hit a record $1.24 trillion in 2025. The gap with China fell sharply, but deficits with Taiwan and Vietnam surged as trade shifted. Tariffs did not reduce the overall deficit or boost manufacturing jobs.
ByteDance's Seedance 2.0 AI generates high-quality video from text, impressing creators but sparking Hollywood copyright lawsuits. It highlights China's AI advances and forces debates on ethics, licensing, and the tech's potential to transform low-budget filmmaking.
Anthropic launched Claude Sonnet 4.6, a new AI model offering near-flagship Opus 4.6 performance at a lower cost, excelling in coding and office tasks.