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Can AI Expand the Human Mind? September 23, 2025
AI may be adding a new layer to the cognitive processes that go into human decision making.
Neil Savage
Language Models Wrestle with Gaps in Understanding September 18, 2025
Bigger language models tend to use the first half of their layer stack to extract a single fact, no matter how many layers they have available in total.
Chris Edwards
Is It Real, or Is It AI? September 17, 2025
Some AI labs support digital watermarking to indicate whether an image is generated by an AI tool.
Logan Kugler
How Far Away Is Quantum Supremacy? September 12, 2025
Two big obstacles stand between current quantum computers and the hardware needed for business use cases.
Jennifer Goforth Gregory
Improving Everyday Computer-Human Interactions September 10, 2025
Solutions presented in several papers at CHI 2025 may not be as simple to implement as they sound, experts say.
Paul Marks
The Pros and Cons of Zero Trust September 10, 2025
Implementations are complex, resource-intensive, and involve high costs.
David Geer
AI’s Benefits Can Be Marginal in Medicine September 9, 2025
The perception of AI driving magical medical breakthroughs is often far from the truth.
Gregory Goth
Fooling You, Fooling Me September 8, 2025
Illusions provide a way to study compositional generation and understand how machine learning models generate images.
Sandrine Ceurstemont
Fighting for the Right to Repair September 5, 2025
Advocates say incentives such as taxes on non-reparable goods and subsidies for repair-friendly designs could encourage manufacturers to support DIY repairs.
Samuel Greengard
AI Teams Contend With Synthetic Data’s Jekyll/Hyde Roles August 26, 2025
Experiments show a degradation in foundation-model performance once synthetic training data becomes too prevalent.
Chris Edwards

Can AI Expand the Human Mind? September 23, 2025
AI may be adding a new layer to the cognitive processes that go into human decision making.
Neil Savage
Language Models Wrestle with Gaps in Understanding September 18, 2025
Bigger language models tend to use the first half of their layer stack to extract a single fact, no matter how many layers they have available in total.
Chris Edwards
Is It Real, or Is It AI? September 17, 2025
Some AI labs support digital watermarking to indicate whether an image is generated by an AI tool.
Logan Kugler
How Far Away Is Quantum Supremacy? September 12, 2025
Two big obstacles stand between current quantum computers and the hardware needed for business use cases.
Jennifer Goforth Gregory
Improving Everyday Computer-Human Interactions September 10, 2025
Solutions presented in several papers at CHI 2025 may not be as simple to implement as they sound, experts say.
Paul Marks
The Pros and Cons of Zero Trust September 10, 2025
Implementations are complex, resource-intensive, and involve high costs.
David Geer
AI’s Benefits Can Be Marginal in Medicine September 9, 2025
The perception of AI driving magical medical breakthroughs is often far from the truth.
Gregory Goth
Fooling You, Fooling Me September 8, 2025
Illusions provide a way to study compositional generation and understand how machine learning models generate images.
Sandrine Ceurstemont
Fighting for the Right to Repair September 5, 2025
Advocates say incentives such as taxes on non-reparable goods and subsidies for repair-friendly designs could encourage manufacturers to support DIY repairs.
Samuel Greengard
AI Teams Contend With Synthetic Data’s Jekyll/Hyde Roles August 26, 2025
Experiments show a degradation in foundation-model performance once synthetic training data becomes too prevalent.
Chris Edwards