When Believable Sounds Right: The Hidden Roots of AI Error
New research reveals that the mistakes made by artificial intelligence aren’t simply bugs, but stem from a human tendency to prioritize compelling narratives over verifiable facts.
New research reveals that the mistakes made by artificial intelligence aren’t simply bugs, but stem from a human tendency to prioritize compelling narratives over verifiable facts.

A new deep learning framework leverages causal discovery to improve the accuracy and interpretability of streamflow forecasting, particularly for long-range predictions.

Researchers have developed a new framework for understanding and controlling the inner workings of neural networks, allowing for precise, quantifiable manipulation of their behavior.

Researchers have developed a learning-based control system that dramatically improves the speed and reliability of impact wrench operation.
A new benchmark reveals that large language models are often overconfident in their predictions and struggle to accurately assess their own uncertainty.

A new approach uses sparse dictionary learning to classify the elusive equation of state governing the behavior of neutron stars by analyzing gravitational waves from simulated mergers.

A new systematic analysis reveals that even the most advanced language models exhibit and perpetuate significant biases across political, cultural, and social domains.

A new framework aims to address the critical lack of reproducibility in predictive process mining, offering a path toward more reliable and comparable model evaluations.
A new approach to machine learning allows researchers to improve diagnostic accuracy for collagen VI-related dystrophies without compromising patient privacy.

New research connects observations of dual active galactic nuclei with the expected gravitational wave signals from merging supermassive black holes, offering a path towards multi-messenger astronomy.