An MIT Keller Gallery show is asking how machines judge beauty and how people respond to it. The exhibition, led by MIT Architecture alumnus and researcher Alexandros Haridis, opens a
At MIT’s 2026 AI and Society Forum, researchers and policy thinkers examined how artificial intelligence is reshaping democracy, politics, and the workplace. The gathering in Cambridge, Massachusetts brought academic voices,
A new moon imaging service called Ocula plans to run artificial intelligence directly in space, using NVIDIA’s Jetson platform to process data at the edge instead of sending everything to
The U.S. president threatened to withdraw American troops from Europe and criticized NATO’s position on a possible war involving Iran, raising fresh questions about alliance unity and security. The remarks,
Local PBS stations across the United States are working on a plan to launch station-branded streaming apps that give them more control over programs, fundraising, and audience data. The effort
Two guests sounded the alarm on national television about fast-spreading artificial intelligence scams and a viral political impostor, urging viewers to stay alert as the 2024 cycle heats up. Author
With holiday crowds days away, the National Park Service is racing to contain a fast-growing algal bloom fueled by unseasonably warm weather. Crews are treating affected waters with a mix
A new large-scale clinical trial is challenging a long-held belief about omega-3 supplements. Researchers report that long-term intake of DHA, a fatty acid found in oily fish and many supplements,
Applications for Startup Battlefield Australia close on July 6, setting a tight window for founders who want a shot at a high-profile pitch stage. Organizers say the chance will not