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29 Aug 2025

AI in Healthcare: Potential 'Deskilling' Effect on Doctors Raises Concerns

A new study suggests that reliance on AI tools in medical procedures like colonoscopies may lead to a decrease in doctors' skills, raising questions about the long-term impact of AI adoption in healthcare.

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AI-Powered Nature Apps Revolutionize Outdoor Exploration and Citizen Science

AI-driven nature apps like Merlin and iNaturalist are transforming how people engage with wildlife, making birdwatching and plant identification more accessible while contributing to conservation efforts.

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28 Aug 2025

AI Outperforms Gastroenterologists in Assessing Crohn's Disease via Colonoscopy Analysis

A new study shows that AI-powered computer vision can match or exceed gastroenterologists' performance in evaluating Crohn's disease through colonoscopy analysis, potentially revolutionizing disease assessment and treatment decisions.

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OpenAI and Anthropic Collaborate on AI Safety Testing, Revealing Key Insights and Challenges

OpenAI and Anthropic conducted joint safety testing on each other's AI models, uncovering strengths and weaknesses in areas like hallucinations, jailbreaking, and sycophancy. The collaboration aims to improve AI safety standards and transparency in the rapidly evolving field.

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Paul Allen's Legacy Lives On: $3.1B Foundation Launches to Accelerate Science and Tech Innovation

The Fund for Science and Technology, a new $3.1 billion foundation created from Paul Allen's estate, aims to make bold investments in bioscience, environment, and AI, starting with $500 million in grants over the next four years.

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Ukraine's AI-Powered Warfare: Leveraging 'Priceless' Battlefield Data for Western Support

Ukraine is considering sharing its vast trove of digital battlefield data with allies, viewing it as a key asset in negotiations for Western support. The country's innovative use of AI in warfare and its unique combat dataset position it as a valuable testing ground for defense technologies.

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UCLA Study Maps Brain Hub Controlling Stress and Social Behavior in Mice, Offering Insights for Human Psychiatric Conditions

UCLA researchers have identified a key brain region in mice that regulates stress responses and social behavior, providing new insights into psychiatric disorders and potential targeted therapies.

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AI-Powered Navigation Breakthrough: Robots Learn to Stay on Track Without Maps

Researchers from Cardiff University and Hohai University have developed a new AI model that enables robots to navigate complex indoor environments without relying on pre-existing maps, significantly improving their ability to stay localized and avoid getting lost.

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ChatGPT's Influence on Human Language: AI Buzzwords Creeping into Everyday Speech

Florida State University researchers have found evidence suggesting that AI-generated language from chatbots like ChatGPT is influencing how people speak, with certain buzzwords becoming more common in everyday conversations.

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AI Revolutionizes Battery Technology: Machine Learning Predicts Optimal Electrolyte Additives

Researchers at Argonne National Laboratory use AI and machine learning to accelerate the discovery of electrolyte additives for high-performance batteries, paving the way for more efficient and longer-lasting energy storage solutions.

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Google Backs Advanced Nuclear Reactor Project to Power AI and Cloud Infrastructure

Google partners with Kairos Power and Tennessee Valley Authority to develop a small modular nuclear reactor, aiming to secure clean energy for its expanding data centers and AI operations.

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27 Aug 2025

AI and International Collaboration Revive Native Red-Legged Frogs in Southern California

Scientists use AI and cross-border cooperation to reintroduce the native red-legged frog to Southern California, marking a significant breakthrough in conservation efforts.

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Jamaica Deploys Canadian Drones and AI for Enhanced Disaster Response

Jamaica introduces Canadian-donated drones and AI technology to improve disaster response capabilities, particularly for hurricane season assessments and damage evaluation.

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NVIDIA Unveils Blackwell Ultra GB300: A Leap Forward in AI Accelerator Technology

NVIDIA introduces the GB300 Blackwell Ultra, a dual-chip GPU with 20,480 CUDA cores, offering significant improvements in AI performance and efficiency over its predecessor.

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Meta's $50 Billion AI Data Center in Louisiana: A Massive Investment in Superintelligence

Meta plans to build a $50 billion AI data center in Louisiana, marking a significant investment in its Superintelligence Labs initiative. The project, announced by President Trump, represents a major escalation in the AI arms race among tech giants.

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