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Generative AI is a branch of artificial intelligence that involves training models to generate new and original content, such as images, text, music, and video, based on patterns learned from existing data.

AI Can Deliver Personalized Learning At Scale, Study Shows A Dartmouth Study Finds That AI Can De...

A Dartmouth study shows that medical students trust an AI teaching assistant far more when its answers are restricted to expert-curated course materials rather than the open internet. The research demonstrates how retrieval-anchored AI can safely deliver personalized, high-quality educational support at scale.

12 Nov 2025

Study Finds Generative AI Can Suggest Ideas But Humans Must Define What Truly Matters

A new Decision Analysis study comparing generative AI systems with professional decision analysts finds that while GenAI tools like GPT-4 and Gemini can brainstorm relevant objectives, they fail to produce complete, coherent, or logically structured frameworks. The research concludes that human expertise remains essential for refining and validating AI-generated decision objectives.

11 Nov 2025

South Korean Scientists Develop AI to Detect Hidden Cracks in Structures With Unprecedented Precision

Researchers at Chung-Ang University in South Korea have developed DiffectNet, an AI-powered diffusion model that reconstructs hidden internal defects in structures with high precision, overcoming the physical limits of traditional non-destructive testing. The breakthrough enables real-time defect imaging for critical sectors such as energy, aerospace, and semiconductors.

11 Nov 2025

American College Of Cardiology Partners With OpenEvidence To Bring Generative AI To Cardiovascular Care

The American College of Cardiology (ACC) and OpenEvidence have announced a strategic partnership to integrate generative AI into cardiovascular care, enabling clinicians to access real-time, evidence-based insights at the point of care. The collaboration aims to enhance decision-making, improve patient outcomes, and ensure responsible AI implementation in clinical workflows.

10 Nov 2025

Mount Sinai Adopts Microsoft Dragon Copilot To Transform Clinical Workflows With AI

Mount Sinai Health System will deploy Microsoft Dragon Copilot, an AI-powered clinical assistant designed to streamline documentation, automate administrative tasks, and reduce clinician burnout. The rollout marks a key milestone in Mount Sinai’s digital transformation and commitment to responsible AI in healthcare.

10 Nov 2025

MIT and IBM Teach AI To Recognize Your Pet in a Crowd

MIT and IBM researchers have developed a new training method that enables vision-language models to identify personalized objects—like a specific pet—in varied contexts. Published ahead of the International Conference on Computer Vision, the approach boosts localization accuracy by up to 21% without reducing general visual intelligence.

20 Oct 2025

MIT Harnesses Generative AI To Unlock Quantum Materials For Next-Gen Computing

MIT researchers developed SCIGEN, a tool that guides generative AI models to design quantum materials with specific lattice structures, enabling the discovery of two previously unknown compounds with exotic magnetic properties. This approach could accelerate breakthroughs in quantum computing.

22 Sep 2025

Chulalongkorn University Champions AI To Transform Higher Education And Research

Chulalongkorn University’s Social Research Institute hosted an international lecture on September 5, 2025, where Dr. Muthu Kumar Chandrasekaran highlighted how AI can transform higher education through personalized learning, research innovation, and global collaboration.

22 Sep 2025

MIT Professional Education Launches New Course on Applied Agentic AI for Organizational Transformation

Join MIT's eight-week program on Applied Agentic AI to learn how autonomous agents can redefine business operations and drive organizational transformation.

22 Sep 2025

MoBluRF Breakthrough Enables Sharp 3D Reconstructions From Blurry Videos Using NeRF

Researchers in Korea have developed MoBluRF, a two-stage deblurring framework that enables sharp 3D scene reconstruction from blurry monocular videos. This innovation advances NeRF technology by separating camera and object motion, achieving crisp novel view synthesis even from casual handheld footage.

21 Sep 2025

ChatGPT Surprises Researchers By Improvising Plato’s Ancient Math Puzzle

In a study published in the International Journal of Mathematical Education in Science and Technology, researchers found that ChatGPT tackled Plato’s ancient “doubling the square” puzzle not by recalling the well-known solution but by improvising new approaches, sometimes making human-like errors. The findings suggest that ChatGPT’s problem-solving mimicked learner-like behavior, blending retrieval and on-the-fly reasoning.

18 Sep 2025

Playful AI Chatbots Lower Privacy Defenses and Raise Engagement Risks

Interactive features in AI chatbots and mobile apps increase user engagement by fostering a sense of playfulness, but also reduce users' privacy concerns. This can lead to inadvertent disclosure of personal data, highlighting the need for thoughtful design to prompt user awareness.

16 Sep 2025

AI-Generated Music Sparks Legal Call To Protect Human Creativity

A new legal framework is urgently needed to address the rapid growth of generative AI in music, which currently relies on ingesting copyrighted works without clear regulation. Without reform, human creativity risks being devalued in a global system dominated by unlicensed AI output.

16 Sep 2025

Generative AI as a Game Changer in Supply Chain Management

A new study by Huamin Wu, Guo Li, and Dmitry Ivanov establishes the first comprehensive theoretical framework for applying Generative Artificial Intelligence (GAI) in Supply Chain Management (SCM). It outlines GAI’s core capabilities, empowerment mechanisms, and challenges, while proposing a future research agenda to guide the creation of flexible, resilient, and sustainable supply chains.

14 Sep 2025

Rethinking Educational Research For The AI Era: How Scholars Can Rebuild A Broken System

The paper argues that traditional educational research is failing to impact practice and policy due to entrenched methodological flaws, and that the rise of Artificial Intelligence demands a complete epistemological overhaul. It calls for ethical vigilance, methodological pluralism, and innovative, AI-informed approaches to studying education.

11 Sep 2025

Generative AI Designs Thousands of Peptides to Fight Drug-Resistant Bacteria

Researchers at Penn and Duke developed AMP-Diffusion, a generative AI tool that designed 50,000 novel antimicrobial peptides. Two lead candidates successfully treated infections in mice, performing on par with FDA-approved antibiotics and showing no toxicity.

3 Sep 2025

Frequent AI Use in Programming Class Tied to Lower Student Performance

Students in a university programming course reported using AI tools like ChatGPT mainly for debugging and understanding code. However, frequent AI use was negatively correlated with academic performance, raising concerns about over-reliance and unguided integration into learning.

1 Sep 2025

Generative AI Flags Hidden Bird Flu Risks In Patient Records With Speed And Accuracy

Researchers at the University of Maryland School of Medicine used a generative AI large language model to scan emergency department notes and flag high-risk patients with potential H5N1 bird flu exposure. The tool identified hidden occupational and animal-contact risks quickly, cheaply, and with strong accuracy.

25 Aug 2025

Pseudolaw And AI Converge To Threaten Australia’s Justice System

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.

25 Aug 2025

Generative AI Browser Assistants Secretly Collect Sensitive Data, UC Davis Study Reveals

UC Davis computer scientists uncovered that generative AI browser assistants, while convenient, are quietly harvesting sensitive personal information and sharing it with third parties—raising urgent questions about digital trust and user safety.

20 Aug 2025

Generative AI News and Research

AI Can Deliver Personalized Learning At Scale, Study Shows A Dartmouth Study Finds That AI Can De...

Study Finds Generative AI Can Suggest Ideas But Humans Must Define What Truly Matters

South Korean Scientists Develop AI to Detect Hidden Cracks in Structures With Unprecedented Precision

American College Of Cardiology Partners With OpenEvidence To Bring Generative AI To Cardiovascular Care

Mount Sinai Adopts Microsoft Dragon Copilot To Transform Clinical Workflows With AI

MIT and IBM Teach AI To Recognize Your Pet in a Crowd

MIT Harnesses Generative AI To Unlock Quantum Materials For Next-Gen Computing

Chulalongkorn University Champions AI To Transform Higher Education And Research

MIT Professional Education Launches New Course on Applied Agentic AI for Organizational Transformation

MoBluRF Breakthrough Enables Sharp 3D Reconstructions From Blurry Videos Using NeRF

ChatGPT Surprises Researchers By Improvising Plato’s Ancient Math Puzzle

Playful AI Chatbots Lower Privacy Defenses and Raise Engagement Risks

AI-Generated Music Sparks Legal Call To Protect Human Creativity

Generative AI as a Game Changer in Supply Chain Management

Rethinking Educational Research For The AI Era: How Scholars Can Rebuild A Broken System

Generative AI Designs Thousands of Peptides to Fight Drug-Resistant Bacteria

Frequent AI Use in Programming Class Tied to Lower Student Performance

Generative AI Flags Hidden Bird Flu Risks In Patient Records With Speed And Accuracy

Pseudolaw And AI Converge To Threaten Australia’s Justice System

Generative AI Browser Assistants Secretly Collect Sensitive Data, UC Davis Study Reveals

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