Can AI understand feelings?
You've probably chatted with a computer program, like OpenAI's ChatGPT, and thought it was a person. These are called large language models, or LLMs...
Humans struggle to detect deepfake speech, study finds
A recent study from UCL reveals that humans correctly identify artificially generated speech only 73% of the time, regardless of whether the language is...
Why social media harms youth mental health
It’s the height of summer break, and as students decompress from the school year, they also have more time for scrolling social media.
What effect...
Scientists find new way to fight against denial-of-service attacks
You know those times when a website crashes because too many people are trying to use it at once?
It's like a traffic jam on...
Scientists discover new CPU security loophole
There's a newly discovered security flaw in the brains of our computers, the Central Processing Units (CPUs).
Researchers from TU Graz and the Helmholtz Center...
Scientists find how to combat fake news with advanced technology
Every day, people around the world log on to the internet and social media to find out the latest news. But the spread of...
Innovative teleoperation system ‘AnyTeleop’ by NVIDIA and UC San Diego
Advancements in robotics and artificial intelligence have paved the way for more efficient teleoperation, where robots are remotely controlled to perform tasks in distant...
Using AI to protect against AI image manipulation
As we enter a new era where technologies powered by artificial intelligence can craft and manipulate images with a precision that blurs the line...
Gecko-inspired robot conquers wet surfaces
You've probably seen or heard about geckos, those cool little lizards that can scuttle up walls and across ceilings.
Scientists at Carnegie Mellon University have...
This robotic hand could rotate objects by touch, not vision
A team of innovative engineers from the University of California San Diego (UCSD) has made a groundbreaking stride in robotics.
They've built a robotic hand...









