Nature

AI can 'same-ify' human expression — can some brains resist its pull?

At the heart of today’s artificial-intelligence models are vast bodies of training data — text, videos and images created by real people and used to teach models how to recognize patterns and generate ...

‘Agents of Chaos’: New Study Shows AI Agents Can Leak Data, Be Easily Manipulated

As enterprise AI agent adoption accelerates, a new study exposes a governance gap that leaves most organizations unable to stop their own systems ...

Ed tech industry scrambles to fight a wave of bills to limit screen time in schools

Lawmakers in 16 states are debating restrictions on classroom technology, challenging the $164 billion education technology industry.
Oprah Daily

Why Oversharing Is the Antidote to Loneliness

According to this Harvard Business School professor, the roadblock to healthy relationships isn’t TMI, it’s TLI—revealing too ...
Opinion
Inside Higher EdOpinion

AI Is Not Replacing Learning—It’s Exposing Where Learning Was Thin to Begin With

Over the past year, as generative AI tools have become common in college classrooms, much of the conversation has centered on academic integrity: how to detect AI use, how to redesign assignments and ...

AI can rewrite open source code—but can it rewrite the license, too?

Computer engineers and programmers have long relied on reverse engineering as a way to copy the functionality of a computer ...
Tech Xplore

It's tempting to offload your thinking to AI. Cognitive science shows why that's a bad idea

With so many artificial intelligence (AI) products being offered now, it's increasingly tempting to offload difficult thinking tasks to chatbots, agents and other tools.
College of Computing - Georgia Tech

Award-Winning Research Pushes Beyond Yes-or-No Answers in Automated Reasoning

The team's automated reasoning research aims to build algorithms that allow computers to perform logical reasoning. The output of these algorithms is traditionally binary: satisfiable or unsatisfiable ...
The Christian Science Monitor

I trusted AI with daily decisions. The way it dived in, experts say, raises flags.

Artificial intelligence is being marketed as a helpful problem-solver for daily life. A one-week experiment revealed some flaws.
AOL

The secret power of oversharing: How saying too much became the key to getting ahead

There is almost nothing worse than a post-social flashback; a sudden, salient, mental replay of waxing lyrical to your boss at the pub about the time your grandma fell over the rug drunk at Christmas ...
Kennesaw State University

Supercomputing research at KSU speeds up the path to scientific discovery

From space exploration to artificial intelligence, modern scientific breakthroughs depend on moving large amounts of data quickly. At Kennesaw State University, Associate Professor of Information ...
Computer Weekly

House of Lords committee concerned over digital forensics backlog

A report by the House of Lords Science and Technology committee warns that the “collapsing forensic science system” in the country is a “national scandal waiting to happen”. The report highlights ...