Academic papers, research findings, and scientific discoveries in AI and computing.
19 articles
MIT research suggests AI's impact on employment will be gradual, not dramatic, with human workers continuing to play crucial roles in the evolving workplace.
Meta has developed an AI model that accurately predicts how the human brain reacts to images, sounds, and speech, outperforming individual brain scans in its precision.
ServiceNow Research introduces EnterpriseOps-Gym, a high-fidelity benchmark to evaluate agentic planning in realistic enterprise environments. The tool addresses key challenges like long-horizon planning and access controls.
Eon Systems has achieved the first full brain emulation of a fruit fly connected to a simulated body, marking a major milestone in neuroscience and AI.
Anthropic's new study reveals that while AI poses theoretical risks to certain jobs, real-world unemployment has not yet risen significantly, with young workers showing early warning signs.
OpenAI introduces the Learning Outcomes Measurement Suite to assess AI's impact on student learning across diverse educational environments over time.
OpenAI's GPT-5.2 Pro has helped extend single-minus amplitudes to gravitons, advancing quantum gravity research through AI-assisted mathematical derivation and verification.
Microsoft Research introduces CORPGEN, a framework enabling autonomous AI agents to manage complex, multi-horizon tasks in corporate environments through hierarchical planning and memory.
This article explains why AI reasoning models often overthink solutions and how new research helps them know when to stop.
