News Oct 19, 2026 South African researchers create light-powered brain for faster communications Scientists at the University of the Witwatersrand have developed an optical system that can recognise hidden information in complex light patterns without needing detailed images or extensive computer processing, potentially enabling faster future communications and quantum technologies. Giulio Prisco 2 min read
News Oct 19, 2026 Mini brain organoids learn to read Braille in step toward biohybrid computing University of Bristol researchers have demonstrated that lab-grown brain organoids can process tactile information from a robotic sensor to recognize Braille letters with 83% accuracy when three organoids work together, marking progress toward energy-efficient biological computing systems. Giulio Prisco 2 min read
Community Sep 16, 2026 Silicon Clips AI’s Wings The future of artificial intelligence is no longer being decided only in laboratories of algorithmic design. It is also being decided in wafer fabs, high-voltage grids and server rooms. Eduardo Martínez de la Fe 3 min read
Community May 18, 2025 AI Transforms Research: The Rise of Smart Discovery and Summarization Tools Drowning in research papers? Generative AI is reshaping how scholars search, summarize, and synthesize—transforming information overload into discovery. aaron gebremariam 4 min read
Community Sep 22, 2025 Teaching Machines to Paint: The Power of VAR Transformers AI leaves cyberspace! Machines now paint in real time, in the physical world, redefining creativity and innovation for the future of technology. Yeabsira Alemu 3 min read
Article Sep 5, 2025 Geoffrey Hinton on AI intelligence and superintelligence Artificial Intelligence (AI) pioneer Geoffrey Hinton, winner of the 2024 Nobel Prize for Physics, shared his insights on AI in two recent videos published by The Royal Institution. Giulio Prisco 6 min read
Article Sep 14, 2026 AI is blowing up mathematics. So what? My guess is that the remaining Millennium Prize Problems, and then large stretches of physics and the other formal sciences, will go the same way. But so what? Giulio Prisco 9 min read
Article Feb 20, 2026 Bostrom on AI development: Swift to Harbor, Slow to Berth Nick Bostrom's mathematical case for cautious acceleration toward superintelligence. Giulio Prisco 6 min read
Community Nov 12, 2025 Look Before You Leap: Uncertainty as the Key to Trustworthy LLMs LLMs hallucinate confidently. Uncertainty estimation flags errors in NLP & code—strong on open-source models, misses nuances in GPT-4o. A plug-and-play step toward safer, self-aware AI. Hailom Asegede 3 min read
Community May 12, 2025 A Tale of Two AIs: From Generative Flaws to Trustworthy Systems Why do LLMs sound smart but often get it wrong? A decades-old knowledge system offers a blueprint for truly dependable AI. Bisrat Negus 7 min read