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Generative artificial intelligence has swept through university campuses faster than almost any educational technology in living memory, and researchers are only now beginning to map the psychological machinery underneath the phenomenon. A new longitudinal study published in the International Journal of Mental Health and Addiction offers one of the most detailed pictures yet of how…

Generative AI helps people to write, research, program, or evaluate content faster. A huge benefit, but one that also comes with a serious problem: according to a McKinsey study, while 80% of AI users report increased personal productivity, only six percent of companies say that AI significantly increased their operating profit.

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the Financial Times and Axios have joined Google’s news programme. They will provide their content for generative AI features and receive payment for its use. Bloomberg reported on Oct. 15 that the programme now has more than 400 participating outlets worldwide

Google removed the Indexing API approval form from its documentation on Oct. 16, along with the instructions telling developers to ask for approval.

As large language models churn out essays, reviews, tweets and financial commentary at industrial scale, researchers have been racing to build detectors that can tell machine-written prose from human writing. Most of the winning approaches so far rely on deep neural networks—powerful, but notoriously opaque. Now a team at Graphic Era Hill University in Dehradun,…

The deadline to comment on FDA’s generative AI paper is Oct 19, 2026. We explain why professionals in pharma manufacturing should weigh in.

Research suggests that AI models tend to favor Western moral frameworks when judging people’s actions. mirjanajovic/DigitalVision Vectors

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Frontier AI systems have the potential to transform biology research and drug discovery by intelligently navigating vast combinatorial search spaces (e.g., a single 100-amino-acid protein spans at least 20100 possible sequences) calling for dynamic multi-candidate exploration. Our long-term research vision is that AI agents will not only ideate and analyze, but also run lab experiments…