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New MIT work pushes ionotronics from a lab niche toward devices that need to communicate with human tissue without rigid electronics in the middle.
Generative AI in US federal courts no longer looks only like a tool for access to justice, but like a machine producing a new layer of procedural load.
More than half of financial teams are already using or planning agentic AI, but the real test is not the model; it is the quality of the data feeding it.
The story of Jennifer’s body in deepfake porn is not a fringe incident but a sharp test for an industry that still treats privacy as an afterthought.
Timothy Gowers handed ChatGPT 5.5 Pro an open number-theory problem and got a proof in 17 minutes and 5 seconds.
MIT’s computational model lets violin makers hear the impact of design tweaks before carving a single piece of wood.
An MIT study links reliable language-model scaling to superposition, the geometric overlap of representations inside model space.
Mistral Medium 3.5 consolidates Le Chat and Vibe models into one dense 128B model for text, vision, reasoning and code.
Goodfire released Silico, a mechanistic-interpretability tool that moves LLM debugging into the training process itself.
Sixian You's team published their counterintuitive finding in Nature Methods on April 28.
MIT and Politecnico di Bari’s electrofluidic fibers contract with millisecond precision—yet their payload capacity maxes out at the weight of a smartphone.
Zhipu AI's GLM-5.1 model has been released under an MIT license, with a reported ability to refine its own approach over hundreds of iterations.
Wuhan police logged multiple 911 calls about Baidu’s Apollo Go robotaxis locking up mid-route, stranding passengers in a gridlock that even human drivers couldn’t untangle.
MIT researchers have found that AI chatbots can break even ideal rational thinkers, according to a new study.
A Beirut grandmother now checks her phone for rent money—not from the UN, but from her nephew in Detroit via a fintech app no regulator approved.
The concept of using aerobots with ISRU capabilities has been proposed by a team of scientists, with the goal of exploring Venus' atmosphere for extended durations.
The concept of using aerobots with ISRU capabilities has been proposed by a team of scientists, with the goal of exploring Venus' atmosphere for extended durations.
Researchers at top tech firms are exploring the potential of agentic AI coding tools to disrupt traditional copyright laws for software.
MIT researchers’ radiation-hardened Wi-Fi receiver survived 6.4 million rads—enough to fry conventional electronics in seconds—using a gallium nitride substrate instead of silicon.
Baidu’s fleet of 500+ autonomous taxis turned into static obstacles in Wuhan after a system-wide failure.
MIT researchers project AI will handle most text-based tasks at a basic level by 2029, but sufficiency isn’t supremacy.
Researchers are exploring a new technology that involves turning muscles into motors to treat spinal cord injuries and Crohn's disease.
MIT researchers warn that medical AI’s overconfidence could steer doctors toward incorrect diagnoses, but their proposed ‘humble AI’ fix looks suspiciously like old ideas with new branding.
Researchers at MIT modified lipid nanoparticles with aromatic compounds.
MIT’s injectable liver cells in gel could replace transplant surgery—no scalpels, just a needle.
MIT-built ‘photonic ski-jump’ steers light without moving parts, slashing LiDAR/laser weight by 90%—no mirrors, no failures.
MIT researchers swap platinum for aluminum in catalysts, cutting costs by up to 90%—a game-changer for green tech.
Quantum chips finally model a twisted Möbius molecule—proving they can crack chemistry’s toughest simulations.
OpenClaw has become more than an open-source tool in China: a small economy of installers, add-ons and fast promises of autonomous work is already forming around it.
8th Wall is now free and open source, but the shutdown of hosted services means XR teams are getting code, not a finished operating layer.
MIT Technology Review says 68% of firms are shifting AI budgets from pilots to production, yet integration and oversight still cost more than the model itself.
A 2025 MIT study outperform 60% of human writers—yet the same systems still miss sarcasm in a partner’s *“sure, we’ll hit the deadline”* as they push back their chair.
