Research

Universities, research groups and Hugging Face are teaming up to release publicly funded datasets, models and code in formats that people and AI systems can readily find and reuse.

Google researchers propose letting language models pause to sleep, turning short-term memories into lasting knowledge so they can keep learning without losing old skills.

Google Research says its tuberculosis X-ray models have become a certified clinical tool used in African clinics, while open versions help health ministries build their own.

Dharma AI rebuilt the vocabulary of a small language model around what each token costs to serve, and its essay grader became cheaper and more accurate.

Google DeepMind and partners have released a free global map that sorts forests into natural, planted and farmed types, and tracks how they change year by year.

A Google study found that health workers without sonography training, using cheap handheld probes and AI, could date pregnancies as accurately as expert sonographers.

A new research tool, LitPivot, critiques a research idea against papers the researcher chooses and suggests revisions backed by excerpts from those papers.

Microsoft researchers turned a benchmark that checks what agents actually changed in a database into a training reward, making a model far more consistent.

Microsoft says its multi-agent AI system diagnosed medical cases far more accurately than doctors in tests published in Science, though it has not yet been tried with real patients.

NVIDIA released a research simulator that generates realistic video of gallbladder surgery in real time, responding as a user moves the surgical robot’s instruments.