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New AI Framework Eliminates Bias and Boosts Fairness in Critical Decisions

Researchers at the University of Navarra have developed a novel AI framework that enhances fairness and reliability in machine learning models used for critical decision-making, reducing biases linked to race, gender, and socioeconomic status.

18 Feb 2025

AI Tools Help UK Farmers Cut Livestock Emissions and Boost Sustainability

Loughborough University researchers have developed AI tools to help reduce greenhouse gas emissions from UK livestock farming and land use, supporting the 2050 net zero goal.

18 Feb 2025

AI’s Black Box Problem: Why We Need Smarter, Transparent Explanations Now

AI systems in high-stakes industries often fail to provide clear explanations for their decisions, leaving users vulnerable. Researchers from the University of Surrey propose the SAGE framework to ensure AI-generated explanations are transparent, user-friendly, and ethically sound.

18 Feb 2025

Generative AI in Journalism Sparks Fears of Deception and Bias

Audiences and journalists are increasingly concerned about generative AI’s role in journalism, with fears of deception, bias, and job displacement. A new RMIT-led report highlights the urgent need for transparency and systematic AI-vetting processes in newsrooms.

18 Feb 2025

AI System Reduces Dangerous Airflow Detachment, Enhancing Flight Efficiency

A study by the KTH Royal Institute of Technology and the Barcelona Supercomputing Center tested an AI system to reduce dangerous turbulence in aviation, achieving a 9% reduction in aerodynamic flow detachment. This breakthrough promises enhanced flight safety and energy efficiency.

18 Feb 2025

From AI to Smart Agriculture: ETRI Startups Impress at CES 2025

Korean researchers showcased cutting-edge startup technologies at CES 2025, reinforcing South Korea’s global presence in innovation and entrepreneurship. Five ETRI-born companies won CES Innovation Awards, highlighting the success of ETRI’s technology incubator.

17 Feb 2025

Why People Trust AI for Music Picks but Not for Medical Decisions

A new study finds that people trust AI for low-stakes decisions like music recommendations but are skeptical in high-stakes areas like healthcare—especially those with strong statistical literacy.

17 Feb 2025

AI Model Deciphers Hidden Brain Patterns Across Individuals

Researchers developed MARBLE, a geometric deep learning method that identifies shared brain activity patterns across different individuals and experimental conditions, advancing our understanding of neural computations.

17 Feb 2025

Can AI Really Think? Research Reveals Gaps in Logical Execution

While AI models can break down problems into structured steps, new research reveals they still fail at basic arithmetic and fact-checking—raising questions about their true reasoning abilities.

17 Feb 2025

Smarter Fins: AI Optimizes Biohybrid Rays for Peak Efficiency

Researchers at Harvard SEAS and NTT Research used machine-learning-directed optimization (ML-DO) to design biohybrid mini-rays that swim twice as efficiently as conventional biomimetic models, marking a breakthrough in biohybrid robotics.

16 Feb 2025

Cone Snail Toxin’s Secrets Unveiled with AI-Powered Discovery

Scientists at the Weizmann Institute developed an AI-driven pipeline to predict molecular targets of natural toxins, using a cone snail toxin as a model. This breakthrough enhances ecological research and drug development by identifying precise protein interactions.

16 Feb 2025

AI in Healthcare? Most Adults Say ‘No Thanks’

A national survey found that 65.8% of adults distrust their healthcare systems to use AI responsibly, highlighting concerns about safety and transparency in AI adoption.

16 Feb 2025

AI-Powered Smart Jacket Prevents Overheating with Color-Changing Sensors

Researchers developed a smart AI-powered heating jacket with color-changing yarns to prevent overheating, enhancing safety for users, particularly the elderly.

13 Feb 2025

AI Predicts Asphalt Durability to Build Stronger, Longer-Lasting Roads

Researchers at the University of Mississippi are using artificial intelligence to predict moisture damage in asphalt pavements, improving infrastructure durability and cost-effectiveness. Their findings could help optimize materials and reduce maintenance expenses for roads and bridges.

13 Feb 2025

AI System Integrates Data to Help Preserve the World’s Fragile Coral Reefs

Australian researchers are developing a global real-time monitoring system using machine learning and AI to track coral reef health and combat the rapid decline caused by climate change, aiming for quicker conservation intervention.

13 Feb 2025

Psychotherapy Showdown: ChatGPT vs. Therapists—Who Wins?

A study found that ChatGPT-generated therapy responses were rated higher than those written by professional therapists, challenging traditional assumptions about AI in mental health care.

12 Feb 2025

From ChatGPT to ChirpGPT: AI Bridges the Gap Between Birds and Humans

A groundbreaking study from Penn State unveils how birds structure their songs similarly to human language, using an AI-driven model to decode the hidden rules of birdsong and its neural basis—potentially unlocking new insights into human speech.

12 Feb 2025

Revolutionary Fiber Optic Breakthrough Powers the Future of AI Data Centers

UCF researchers have developed a patent-pending hollow-core fiber (HCF) cable that transmits data nearly 50% faster than conventional glass fiber, addressing the growing power and speed demands of AI-driven data centers. The innovation expands data center placement flexibility and enhances network efficiency.

12 Feb 2025

AI Revolutionizes Nanoparticle Counting, Speeds Up Synthesis Process

Researchers from the University of Konstanz have developed an AI-supported system to automate nanoparticle counting and measuring, significantly improving the efficiency and accuracy of nanoparticle synthesis analysis. The program uses Meta's open-source "Segment Anything Model" to measure complex particles, saving valuable time and resources.

12 Feb 2025

Oulu’s 6G White Paper Reveals How AI Will Transform Mobile Networks

The University of Oulu’s 6G research program has released a groundbreaking white paper on the role of artificial intelligence, especially large language models (LLMs), in enhancing 6G network communication. This paper outlines AI’s integration into communication services and network operations, with a look toward the 2030s.

12 Feb 2025