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Can AI Replace Copilots on Passenger Jets? July 3, 2025
Critics say human interactions between captain and copilot on flight decks keep airliners flying safely, and that AI-based ‘copilots’ are a risk too far.
Paul Marks
Can EU’s €200B ‘InvestAI’ Initiative Close Europe’s AI Gap with U.S. and China? July 1, 2025
U.S.-based institutions produced 40 notable AI models in 2024, surpassing 15 from China, and a total of three from Europe.
Mark Halper
An Algorithm for a Better Bookshelf June 30, 2025
Laziness is only one of two desirable properties for a bookshelf algorithm. The second is the ability to proactively respond to an adversary’s strategy.
Erica Klarreich
The Emerging Face of Digital Dentistry June 26, 2025
Digital technologies could expand treatments and the availability of dental services to undeserved communities.
Samuel Greengard
Advancements in Weather Prediction June 23, 2025
The amount and quality of topographical, land use, land cover, coastline, and other data feeding forecasting models are leading to better predictions.
Logan Kugler
Protecting LLMs from Jailbreaks June 18, 2025
Jailbroken LLMs behave in ways that go against their training.
Jennifer Goforth Gregory
The Real, Significant Threat of Shadow AI June 17, 2025
Unsanctioned AI tools are a growing risk for organizations, especially those in highly regulated industries where security, compliance, and data integrity are critical.
Esther Shein
Researchers Tap AI to Dig Into the Past June 13, 2025
Experts are using AI to find archaeological sites, decipher ancient documents, and locate underwater World War II aircraft wrecks.
Karen Emslie
Turning Servers Against the Cloud June 12, 2025
Attacks targeting internal metadata APIs let systems access information about settings and resources in the cloud, including network addresses and URLs.
David Geer
Robot, Teach Thyself! June 5, 2025
Researchers have tapped reward-based reinforcement learning to teach robots to walk on diverse terrains, negotiate steps, and handle other motor functions.
Samuel Greengard

Can AI Replace Copilots on Passenger Jets? July 3, 2025
Critics say human interactions between captain and copilot on flight decks keep airliners flying safely, and that AI-based ‘copilots’ are a risk too far.
Paul Marks
Can EU’s €200B ‘InvestAI’ Initiative Close Europe’s AI Gap with U.S. and China? July 1, 2025
U.S.-based institutions produced 40 notable AI models in 2024, surpassing 15 from China, and a total of three from Europe.
Mark Halper
An Algorithm for a Better Bookshelf June 30, 2025
Laziness is only one of two desirable properties for a bookshelf algorithm. The second is the ability to proactively respond to an adversary’s strategy.
Erica Klarreich
The Emerging Face of Digital Dentistry June 26, 2025
Digital technologies could expand treatments and the availability of dental services to undeserved communities.
Samuel Greengard
Advancements in Weather Prediction June 23, 2025
The amount and quality of topographical, land use, land cover, coastline, and other data feeding forecasting models are leading to better predictions.
Logan Kugler
Protecting LLMs from Jailbreaks June 18, 2025
Jailbroken LLMs behave in ways that go against their training.
Jennifer Goforth Gregory
The Real, Significant Threat of Shadow AI June 17, 2025
Unsanctioned AI tools are a growing risk for organizations, especially those in highly regulated industries where security, compliance, and data integrity are critical.
Esther Shein
Researchers Tap AI to Dig Into the Past June 13, 2025
Experts are using AI to find archaeological sites, decipher ancient documents, and locate underwater World War II aircraft wrecks.
Karen Emslie
Turning Servers Against the Cloud June 12, 2025
Attacks targeting internal metadata APIs let systems access information about settings and resources in the cloud, including network addresses and URLs.
David Geer
Robot, Teach Thyself! June 5, 2025
Researchers have tapped reward-based reinforcement learning to teach robots to walk on diverse terrains, negotiate steps, and handle other motor functions.
Samuel Greengard