AI is employed in education to personalize learning experiences, provide adaptive feedback, and automate administrative tasks. It utilizes machine learning algorithms, natural language processing, and data analytics to enhance student engagement, optimize teaching methods, and streamline educational processes, leading to more effective and personalized education.
Researchers at Tohoku University have developed an AI-driven “materials map” that integrates experimental and computational data, offering a powerful tool to identify high-performing thermoelectric materials. The approach shortens development timelines by guiding researchers to promising candidates at a glance.
A Florida State University study finds that ChatGPT and other large language models are influencing not just writing but also unscripted spoken English. Words like “delve,” “intricate,” and “garner” are showing marked increases in everyday conversations since the chatbot’s release in 2022.
The rise of pseudolaw in Australia is straining courts, police, and councils by spreading false legal theories that mimic the law’s language but lack substance. Now intersecting with generative AI, this movement poses a growing threat to democracy and judicial efficiency.
Researchers at Nanjing University of Science and Technology and Warsaw University of Technology developed DFAMFPP, a deep learning-enabled 3D imaging system that breaks sensor frame-rate limits. The method reconstructs multiple high-precision 3D frames from a single image, enabling ultrafast visualization of high-speed phenomena.
Researchers developed R3DG, a new multimodal sentiment analysis (MSA) framework that aligns text, audio, and video at multiple granularities. It captures emotional nuances more effectively than existing methods while significantly reducing computational time.
An AI-powered chess bot named Allie, developed at Carnegie Mellon University, mimics human thought processes and playing styles. Unlike traditional engines, Allie was trained on millions of human games and adapts to different skill levels, making it more relatable and instructive for players.
A new study from the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai shows that AI chatbots frequently repeat and elaborate on false medical information embedded in user prompts. However, a simple warning line added to the input cut these hallucinations nearly in half, offering a promising safety solution.
While countries worldwide step up AI training and education, the enduring value of creativity, collaboration, and communication may be the ultimate edge in tomorrow’s workforce.
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.
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.
JMU professors Amanda Gantt Sawyer and Marcus Wolfe received the 2025 NTLI Fellowship for their research on preservice teachers’ use of AI-generated math curricula. Their study found that most adaptations made by future teachers focused on visual appeal rather than critical content evaluation.
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.
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.
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.
AI is transforming the workforce and business landscape, enhancing productivity while also requiring workers to adapt and learn new skills. Experts stress the need for personal responsibility, critical engagement, and ethical guardrails as AI becomes deeply integrated into both education and the workplace.
A surge in data center construction has led to noise issues for nearby residential communities, highlighting gaps in local noise regulations. Experts presented strategies to control data center noise and called for better noise codes to protect residents.
University of South Australia research shows that simply implementing AI tools in hiring does not automatically improve workplace diversity. Effective diversity outcomes require AI systems to provide explainable decisions, qualitative goals, and strong organisational diversity guidelines.
Bowling Green State University is launching the nation’s first bachelor’s degree in AI + X, blending core AI training with one of six disciplinary tracks, from physics to journalism. This innovative program prepares students to meet cross-sector workforce demands in an AI-driven economy.
A University of Georgia study tested how large language models like Mixtral grade middle school science responses. While fast, these AIs often use keyword shortcuts that undermine accuracy without human-designed rubrics.
Mount Sinai is the first U.S. medical school to provide all students and selected faculty with access to OpenAI’s secure ChatGPT Edu platform. The initiative aims to integrate responsible, advanced AI into education, research, and clinical reasoning while safeguarding data and promoting ethical use.
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