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Science & Space

Google DeepMind's new WeatherNext 3 model aims to make forecasts sharper and further ahead

Scientists at Google DeepMind and Google Research have released WeatherNext 3, an AI weather forecasting model they say reads atmospheric conditions more accurately than its predecessors. Google plans to feed its predictions into real forecasting systems.

3 min read
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Science & Space

AI can run the experiments, but it cannot do the science

A Princeton-led study gave an AI agent six days, a $3,000 budget, and two unsolved research questions. The papers it produced were rejected. Here is what that tells us about self-improving AI.

4 min read
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Science & Space

OpenAI's AI Solved 10 Hard Maths Problems. Now Mathematicians Are Asking What Their Jobs Are Worth.

A new OpenAI model cracked decade-old maths puzzles that stumped human researchers for years. The results are impressive. The credit dispute around one of them is a warning about how AI labs talk about the people whose work they build on.

4 min read
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Science & Space

Forget Silicon: Scientists Are Building the Next Generation of Computing From Living Brain Cells

Lab-grown blobs of human neurons are playing video games, guiding robots through mazes, and hinting at a future where 'artificial' intelligence is made of flesh, not chips.

4 min read
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Science & Space

Someone Used a Hairdryer to Fake a Weather Reading. AI Could Make That a Lot Worse.

A tampered thermometer at a Paris airport paid out $20,000 to a gambler. Experts warn that as AI takes over weather forecasting, this kind of data sabotage gets harder to catch and far more dangerous.

3 min read
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