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NTU and Zero Gravity Launch SG$5 Million Hub to Build Decentralised AI Systems

Nanyang Technological University, Singapore (NTU) and Zero Gravity (0G) have launched a S$5 million joint research hub to advance blockchain-based AI technologies that promote transparency, accountability, and decentralisation. The four-year initiative will pioneer open AI systems, secure marketplaces, and proof-of-useful-work frameworks.

10 Nov 2025

Scientists Use Explainable AI to Reveal How Sensors Recognize Smells

Researchers at Japan’s National Institute for Materials Science (NIMS) have used explainable AI (XAI) to uncover how chemical sensors distinguish between odorant molecules, revealing the molecular interactions that drive artificial smell recognition. The findings pave the way for smarter sensor design and deeper insights into human olfaction.

10 Nov 2025

Tokyo Scientists Use AI to Decode Material Structures From X-Ray Spectra

Researchers at Tokyo University of Science have developed an AI-based method to automatically analyze X-ray absorption spectroscopy (XAS) data, achieving precise and objective identification of material structures and defects. Using machine learning, particularly the UMAP algorithm, the approach enables rapid, scalable, and noise-resistant characterization of boron-based materials.

10 Nov 2025

Study Finds Hidden Bias in AI Text Evaluation When Author Identity is Revealed

Researchers at the University of Zurich found that large language models (LLMs) such as OpenAI’s o3-mini, Deepseek Reasoner, xAI Grok 2, and Mistral display systematic biases, but only when information about an author’s identity is provided. Without such cues, LLMs show over 90% agreement across controversial topics, debunking claims of ideological “AI nationalism.”

10 Nov 2025

Cornell Study Reveals AI’s Hidden Carbon and Water Costs and How To Fix Them

Cornell researchers have quantified AI’s rapidly growing environmental footprint, projecting that U.S. data centers could emit up to 44 million tons of CO₂ and consume over a billion cubic meters of water annually by 2030. Their Nature Sustainability study also outlines strategies that could cut these impacts by up to 86%.

10 Nov 2025

Siemens and Lehigh Develop AI-Driven Microgrids to Power Greener Data Centers

Lehigh University researchers, in partnership with Siemens, are developing autonomous microgrids to make hyperscale data centers more energy-resilient and sustainable as AI demand surges. The project integrates real-time monitoring, renewable energy, and AI-driven control systems to stabilize power and cut emissions.

10 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

AI-Driven Incentive System Enhances Digital Twin Performance In 6G Networks

Researchers from China Mobile and Beijing University of Posts and Telecommunications have developed an incentive-based AI task offloading framework for digital twin networks in 6G systems. Using a Stackelberg game model and deep reinforcement learning, the system optimizes pricing and task distribution, boosting efficiency and adaptability in dynamic wireless environments.

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

NUS Scientists Build Ultra-Thin 2D Memtransistors For Next-Generation AI Chips

Scientists at the National University of Singapore have developed ultra-thin 2D memtransistor arrays with controllable Schottky barriers, achieving unprecedented uniformity and precision. These devices demonstrated high switching ratios and over 98% image recognition accuracy, marking a breakthrough for neuromorphic and AI computing.

10 Nov 2025

AI Controls Satellite In Orbit For The First Time In Historic Space Milestone

In a world first, researchers at Julius-Maximilians-Universität Würzburg (JMU) have successfully tested an AI-based satellite attitude controller directly in orbit aboard the nanosatellite InnoCube. Using Deep Reinforcement Learning, the AI autonomously performed precise attitude maneuvers, proving that self-learning controllers can safely operate in space.

10 Nov 2025

AI Creates Ultra-Realistic Fake Photos That Fool Even Familiar Eyes

A new study shows that AI models like ChatGPT and DALL·E can now generate synthetic images of real people that are nearly impossible to distinguish from authentic photographs. Even familiar faces, including celebrities, fooled participants, underscoring deepfake realism and misinformation risks.

10 Nov 2025

AI Breakthrough Enables Rapid Antibody Design Against Emerging Viruses

Researchers at Vanderbilt University Medical Center have demonstrated that AI and protein language models can design monoclonal antibodies capable of preventing or reducing severe viral infections such as RSV and avian influenza. Their model, MAGE, can generate functional antibodies against unseen viral strains faster than traditional methods.

10 Nov 2025

AI-Powered Firefighting System Targets And Extinguishes Shipboard Oil Fires Autonomously

Researchers at Korea’s KIMM have developed the world’s first AI-driven fire suppression system capable of autonomously detecting, targeting, and extinguishing oil fires aboard naval vessels. The system uses reinforcement learning to adapt to sea motion and proved highly accurate in real-ship tests on the ROKS Ilchulbong.

10 Nov 2025

AI Unlocks Hidden Magnets To Power A Rare Earth-Free Future

Researchers at the University of New Hampshire used artificial intelligence to accelerate the discovery of new functional magnetic materials, compiling a searchable database of 67,573 compounds. The system identified 25 previously unknown materials that remain magnetic at high temperatures, potentially reducing reliance on rare earth elements.

10 Nov 2025

UL Solutions Launches Landmark Artificial Intelligence Safety Certification Services

UL Solutions Inc., a global leader in safety science, today announced the launch of artificial intelligence (AI) safety certification services, enabling comprehensive assessments for evaluating the safety of AI-powered products.

From UL Solutions Inc. 5 Nov 2025

Space-Based Data Centers Could Power The Future Of Sustainable AI Computing

NTU Singapore scientists have unveiled a blueprint for carbon-neutral data centres in space, showing how orbital facilities could harness unlimited solar energy and natural cooling for sustainable computing. Published in Nature Electronics, the study envisions Low Earth Orbit data centres that could transform AI and cloud computing while easing land and energy constraints on Earth.

2 Nov 2025

Too Smart To Care? Study Finds Emotion AI Can Backfire In Customer Service

A new Management Science study from Texas McCombs shows that while emotion AI can improve customer care efficiency and reduce stress on employees, overly accurate systems can backfire, encouraging customers to exaggerate emotions to game the system.

2 Nov 2025

AI Already Writes Nearly 1 In 10 U.S. News Articles, Study Finds

A new study by Pangram and researchers from the University of Maryland, Microsoft, and others finds that over 9% of U.S. newspaper articles published this year contain AI-generated text, often without disclosure. AI use was most prevalent in smaller local papers and corporate-owned outlets, raising concerns about transparency, accountability, and the growing influence of generative AI in journalism.

2 Nov 2025

Why AI Struggles To Say “I Don’t Know”: Study Links Hallucinations To Training Bias

A new study co-authored by Georgia Tech’s Santosh Vempala and OpenAI researchers reveals that large language models hallucinate because they are trained to avoid admitting uncertainty, penalized equally for saying “I don’t know” as for being wrong.

2 Nov 2025