Can AI imitate morality? Insights from Kantian ethics and transformer models
Is it possible for AI to actually be moral? It’s a question that’s been buzzing around AI ethics…
Research
AI research in plain English: new studies and breakthroughs in mathematics, medicine, neuroscience and computing, and what they mean outside the lab.
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Pregnancy without mothers? The pregnancy robot that could change how humans are born
China is developing the first humanoid pregnancy robot capable of full-term gestation and delivery.
Doctors and AI: Research warns AI reliance might dull doctors’ diagnostic skills
Doctors using AI tools for screening showed a 20% drop in detection skills when AI assistance was removed.
How Google’s AI could cut aircraft contrails and fight climate change
Contrails contribute more to global warming than aircraft CO2 emissions by trapping heat.
How generative AI is reshaping the fight against drug-resistant bacteria
Antibiotic resistance is a ticking time bomb. Each year, nearly 5 million deaths are linked to drug-resistant bacterial…
AI detects breast cancer earlier and more accurately: Insights from the Dutch screening program
Breast cancer screening is about catching tumors as early as possible, but what if artificial intelligence could take…
NVIDIA’s AI powers a new era of robots trained in ultra-realistic virtual worlds
Blending AI, robotics, and physics simulation to create lifelike training grounds for the machines of tomorrow.
Brain cells beat AI in learning speed and efficiency: What this means for the future of intelligence
It’s often said that artificial intelligence is modeled after the human brain, but what if the brain itself…
Vodafone’s vision for 5G and beyond: From satellite calls to AI-driven, self-healing networks
Driving Seamless Connectivity: Nadia Benabdallah on Vodafone’s Customer-First, AI-Powered, and Innovative 5G Network Strategy
NASA and Google teaming up: How AI could revolutionize astronaut health on Moon and Mars missions
AI-powered medical assistants can provide reliable remote healthcare support, critical for deep space missions.
AI didn’t just appear overnight – Here’s the 80-year story behind it
Spoiler: The foundations of AI were laid back in 1943 - decades before the tech boom. Dive into…
Doing AI differently: The Alan Turing Institute puts people first
Ethics and human values must be central to AI development, not an afterthought.