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New AI Tool Detects Blood Cell Abnormalities Missed by Doctors
A new artificial intelligence tool called CytoDiffusion is set to transform the diagnostic landscape for blood disorders, surpassing human capabilities in identifying abnormalities with exceptional accuracy. Developed by researchers from the University of Cambridge, University College London (UCL) and Queen Mary University of London, CytoDiffusion utilizes generative AI technology — akin to that behind image…
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New Study Uncovers the Art and Flaws of AI-Generated Imagery
In a world where artificial intelligence is rapidly making strides, a team of researchers has embarked on a mission to understand the capabilities and limitations of popular AI tools Midjourney and DALL·E. These generative AI programs have gained attention for their ability to transform written descriptions into visual art, but can they truly capture the…
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AI’s Energy Consumption Lower Than Expected, New Study Finds
New research from the University of Waterloo and the Georgia Institute of Technology challenges common perceptions regarding the energy consumption of artificial intelligence (AI). The study, published in the journal Environmental Research Letters, reveals that AI’s contribution to global greenhouse gas emissions is minimal and could potentially offer benefits for environmental sustainability and economic efficiency…
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Popular AI Models Are Unsafe for Robot Operations
Robots powered by popular artificial intelligence models are currently unsafe for general-purpose use, according to a new study by researchers from King’s College London and Carnegie Mellon University. This finding raises critical questions about the danger of relying on these AI tools. The study, published in the International Journal of Social Robotics, marks the first…
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New Study Reveals Ways to Reduce the Environmental Impact of AI Data Centers
As artificial intelligence rapidly integrates into daily life, the computing infrastructure required to support AI has grown exponentially. This surge has fueled increasing energy demands and environmental concerns, particularly regarding the power consumption and water usage of large data centers. A new study led by researchers at Cornell University provides a comprehensive state-by-state analysis of…
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AI Breakthrough: Can You Trust the Photos You See?
Artificial intelligence has reached a new milestone, and its implications are both fascinating and troubling. A study recently published in the journal Cognitive Research: Principles and Implications has shown that AI can now generate images of real people that are virtually impossible to differentiate from genuine photographs. This breakthrough heralds a new level of “deepfake…
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New Study Reveals Limitations of AI in Detecting Human Deception
Can artificial intelligence effectively detect when a person is lying? Michigan State University-led researchers have embarked on an ambitious study to explore this provocative question, examining the capabilities and limitations of AI in discerning human deception. Published in the Journal of Communication, the research involved 12 experiments with over 19,000 AI participants, scrutinizing how well…
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New Algorithm Enables Drones to Collaborate in Transporting Heavy Payloads
Scientists at Delft University of Technology in the Netherlands have developed an innovative algorithm that allows multiple autonomous drones to collaborate in transporting heavy payloads, even in difficult weather conditions. This development, published in the journal Science Robotics, could revolutionize various industries by enabling drones to efficiently perform tasks like reaching hard-to-access infrastructure, transporting building…
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New AI Model Can Help Athletes Avoid Injuries
Researchers at the University of California San Diego have developed a groundbreaking generative AI model named BIGE (Biomechanics-informed GenAI for Exercise Science) aimed at preventing injuries among athletes and aiding in their rehabilitation. Utilizing athlete movements and biomechanical constraints — such as the muscle force limits — BIGE generates videos of realistic and safe exercise…
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New AI-Powered Microscope Propels Autonomous Research
This fall, Duke University’s electrical and computer engineering lab, led by Haozhe “Harry” Wang, introduced a breakthrough in research technology — an AI-powered microscope. Known as ATOMIC, which stands for Autonomous Technology for Optical Microscopy & Intelligent Characterization, this platform aims to emulate and expedite the complex analytical tasks typically performed by trained graduate students.…
