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Artificial Intelligence (AI) refers to the simulation of human intelligence processes by machines, especially computer systems. These processes include learning (the acquisition of information and rules for using the information), reasoning (using rules to reach approximate or definite conclusions), and self-correction.

New AI Method Cleans Dirty Data Before Training And Boosts Model Accuracy

Researchers at Florida Atlantic University have developed an automated method to detect and remove mislabeled data before training machine learning models, significantly improving their reliability and performance. The approach uses L1-norm principal component analysis to identify outliers without manual tuning or assumptions.

17 Jun 2025

AI Tools Play Distinct Roles in Creativity: Study Maps How LLMs, T2I, and T2-3D Boost Design Innovation

This study systematically compares how different generative AI tools—LLMs, text-to-image (T2I), and text-to-3D (T2-3D) models—support distinct stages of the creative process. The findings reveal a practical framework for aligning each AI type with ideation, visualization, or prototyping tasks.

17 Jun 2025

AI Transforms Water Treatment Into a Smart, Self-Learning System

This perspective paper proposes a comprehensive, three-axis blueprint to integrate AI into water treatment at the technological, engineering, and industrial levels. By transforming rigid systems into intelligent, adaptive infrastructures, AI promises efficiency, resilience, and sustainability in water management.

17 Jun 2025

Brain-Inspired AI Design Adds a New Dimension to Smarter, Greener Neural Networks

Researchers at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute and City University of Hong Kong propose a novel AI framework inspired by 3D brain-like neural structures and recursive loops. This vertically structured design could make AI systems more efficient, adaptive, and accessible while offering insights into human cognition.

17 Jun 2025

Albany Physicists Set New Standard for Scientific Study of UAPs With Data-Driven Approach

A University at Albany physics team has established scientifically rigorous methods for documenting and analyzing Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena (UAP), advancing the field beyond anecdotal accounts to data-driven investigations. Their field-tested approach—featuring multi-channel instrumentation and AI-assisted image analysis—successfully explained all but one observed anomaly and is set to shape future UAP research.

5 Jun 2025

AI Supercharges Protein Design, Creating Thousands of New Molecules for Medicine

A new AI tool developed by Chongqing University and Zhejiang University has created 7,245 novel proteins entirely by computer design, dramatically speeding up and lowering the cost of protein engineering. These AI-designed proteins are optimized for stability and target binding, promising advances in drug development, diagnostics, and research.

5 Jun 2025

AI Enables Real-Time, Remote Diagnosis of Nystagmus Using Smartphone Videos

Researchers at Florida Atlantic University have developed a novel AI-driven deep learning model that uses real-time video to diagnose nystagmus, offering a cost-effective, patient-friendly alternative to traditional equipment.

5 Jun 2025

AI’s Blind Spot: Machines Fail to Capture the Full Bloom of Human Experience

A new study finds that artificial intelligence, even with advanced training, cannot represent human concepts grounded in sensory and motor experiences, such as “flower,” with the same richness as humans do. AI language models excel at abstract terms but fall short when concepts require multisensory and embodied understanding.

5 Jun 2025

Viam Brings AI-Driven Automation To Yacht Manufacturing With Viking

Viam has partnered with Viking Yachts to automate the labor-intensive fiberglass sanding process in yacht manufacturing using adaptive robotics. This collaboration aims to improve efficiency, consistency, and worker safety, signaling a major step forward in marine industry automation.

4 Jun 2025

Lockheed Martin Launches AI Fight Club to Accelerate Battle-Ready AI for National Defense

Lockheed Martin has unveiled AI Fight Club™, a national competition platform that challenges teams to develop and test artificial intelligence in highly realistic military scenarios. The initiative aims to accelerate the deployment of robust, mission-ready AI for U.S. defense by simulating air, land, sea, and space operations.

4 Jun 2025

Matillion Unleashes AI Data Engineers To Transform Data Workflows And Empower Every User

Matillion has launched Maia, a team of agentic AI data engineers that automate and simplify the entire data engineering workflow, allowing both technical and non-technical users to build robust data pipelines with natural language prompts.

4 Jun 2025

AI Framework MetaGIN Accelerates Drug Discovery by Slashing Molecular Prediction Times

Researchers at Shandong University have developed MetaGIN, an advanced AI framework that predicts molecular properties rapidly and accurately without 3D structural data. This innovation dramatically reduces computational time and costs, democratizing early-stage drug discovery.

4 Jun 2025

Scientists Use AI to Unlock microRNA Targets for Next-Gen Therapies

Researchers at Shaanxi Normal University have created an advanced AI model that predicts interactions between microRNAs (miRNAs) and drugs with high accuracy. This approach could transform drug discovery by identifying new therapeutic targets and streamlining the development process.

4 Jun 2025

Algorithms Uncork the Secrets of Fine Wine Evaluation

AI-driven models are transforming wine evaluation by matching expert ratings, generating human-like reviews, and offering personalised taste profiling, while also improving transparency in decision-making. This body of work highlights how AI can augment—but not replace—the sensory and cultural dimensions of wine appreciation.

4 Jun 2025

Yoshua Bengio Launches LawZero To Make AI Safe By Design

LawZero, founded by AI pioneer Yoshua Bengio, is a new nonprofit focused on developing "safe-by-design" artificial intelligence systems that prioritize human well-being over commercial interests. The organization is pioneering non-agentic "Scientist AI" to prevent risks like deception and loss of control associated with current frontier AI models.

4 Jun 2025

Germany Launches Landmark AI Graduate Center to Train Tomorrow’s Innovators

Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT) and the universities of Stuttgart and Tübingen have launched the LGZ, a state graduate center in Heilbronn, Germany, dedicated to applied artificial intelligence. The center will focus on pioneering AI-related fields such as chip design, robotics, and cybersecurity, aiming to train top doctoral talent and facilitate knowledge transfer from academia to industry.

3 Jun 2025

Soft-GNN Empowers AI To Outsmart Bad Data And Boost Reliability Across Industries

Researchers at Huazhong University of Science and Technology have introduced Soft-GNN, a graph-based AI approach that dynamically evaluates and prioritizes reliable data, making artificial intelligence more robust against errors and manipulation.

3 Jun 2025

AI Chatbots Struggle With Mental Health Drug Side Effects, Georgia Tech Study Finds

Researchers at Georgia Tech developed a new framework to evaluate how well AI chatbots detect and respond to adverse psychiatric medication reactions in user conversations. The study found that while LLMs mimic human empathy, they often struggle to provide clinically accurate, actionable advice for mental health side effects.

3 Jun 2025

VizTrust Reveals How Users Build And Lose Trust In AI Chatbots In Real Time

Researchers at Binghamton University have developed VizTrust, a novel analytics tool that tracks and visualizes the dynamic nature of user trust during real-time interactions with AI chatbots. The system uses machine learning to analyze emotional and behavioral cues, offering actionable insights for improving conversational AI.

3 Jun 2025

APA Urges Stronger AI Safeguards To Protect Adolescent Well-Being

A major American Psychological Association advisory underscores the complex effects of artificial intelligence on adolescents, urging developers to prioritize youth protection, privacy, and healthy development. The report recommends immediate action from all stakeholders to ensure AI tools safeguard young people as technology rapidly evolves.

3 Jun 2025

Artificial Intelligence News and Research

New AI Method Cleans Dirty Data Before Training And Boosts Model Accuracy

AI Tools Play Distinct Roles in Creativity: Study Maps How LLMs, T2I, and T2-3D Boost Design Innovation

AI Transforms Water Treatment Into a Smart, Self-Learning System

Brain-Inspired AI Design Adds a New Dimension to Smarter, Greener Neural Networks

Albany Physicists Set New Standard for Scientific Study of UAPs With Data-Driven Approach

AI Supercharges Protein Design, Creating Thousands of New Molecules for Medicine

AI Enables Real-Time, Remote Diagnosis of Nystagmus Using Smartphone Videos

AI’s Blind Spot: Machines Fail to Capture the Full Bloom of Human Experience

Viam Brings AI-Driven Automation To Yacht Manufacturing With Viking

Lockheed Martin Launches AI Fight Club to Accelerate Battle-Ready AI for National Defense

Matillion Unleashes AI Data Engineers To Transform Data Workflows And Empower Every User

AI Framework MetaGIN Accelerates Drug Discovery by Slashing Molecular Prediction Times

Scientists Use AI to Unlock microRNA Targets for Next-Gen Therapies

Algorithms Uncork the Secrets of Fine Wine Evaluation

Yoshua Bengio Launches LawZero To Make AI Safe By Design

Germany Launches Landmark AI Graduate Center to Train Tomorrow’s Innovators

Soft-GNN Empowers AI To Outsmart Bad Data And Boost Reliability Across Industries

AI Chatbots Struggle With Mental Health Drug Side Effects, Georgia Tech Study Finds

VizTrust Reveals How Users Build And Lose Trust In AI Chatbots In Real Time

APA Urges Stronger AI Safeguards To Protect Adolescent Well-Being

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