AI and Satellites Could Widen the World’s Water Data Divide, Scientists Warn
Researchers warn in Nature Water that satellite Earth observation and artificial intelligence risk deepening global inequalities in hydrological data unless ...
Tag: Artificial Intelligence
AI Is Rewriting Clinical Notes, and Psychiatrists Say the Words Matter More Than Ever
A new viewpoint in Academic Psychiatry argues that AI-generated clinical notes risk laundering stigmatizing language and proposes three practical steps ...
Nursing Students Split Into Three AI Literacy Groups, Study Reveals Distinct Training Needs
A mixed-methods study of 403 Chinese nursing students identifies three distinct AI literacy profiles and maps the tailored educational needs ...
Latin American Students Embrace AI in University, but Ethics Knowledge Lags Behind
A survey of 570 master's students in Ecuador, Spain, and the Dominican Republic finds positive attitudes toward artificial intelligence in ...
AI Is Reshaping Who Gets Credit for Creativity, Major Review Finds
A review of 40 highly cited studies finds that AI expands creative productivity while intensifying conflicts over authorship, legitimacy, and ...
Lunar Robots Edge Closer to Intelligence as Researchers Map the Path from Programmed Machines to Autonomous Explorers
A new study maps the technological roadmap for transforming lunar robots from pre-programmed machines into intelligent autonomous systems capable of ...
AI Takes the Wheel in Cloud, Fog, and Edge Task Scheduling
A new survey in Cluster Computing provides the first unified taxonomy of task scheduling and load balancing algorithms across cloud, ...
AI Fuses Hormones and Imaging to Transform Ovarian Reserve Assessment
A new review in the Journal of Ovarian Research maps how artificial intelligence is fusing hormones, imaging, clinical records, and ...
AI and Social Sciences Are Co-Evolving Into a New Research Paradigm
A new review in Artificial Intelligence Review argues that AI and the social sciences are locked in a bidirectional co-evolution, ...
Big Tech’s Grip on Critical Technology Research Is Real, But Not Total
A large-scale bibliometric analysis of 3.28 million publications finds Big Tech's presence in critical technology research is growing but uneven, ...
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Mothers who receive childcare support from maternal grandparents show more parental warmth, finds NTU Singapore study
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University of Seville Breaks 120-Year-Old Mystery, Revises a Key Einstein Concept
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Bee body mass, pathogens and local climate influence heat tolerance
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Researchers record first-ever images and data of a shark experiencing a boat strike
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Groundbreaking Clinical Trial Reveals Lubiprostone Enhances Kidney Function
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