Monday, Oct 21

Energy & Green Tech

Study finds misinformation about wind farms is widespread

Misinformation about wind energy—such as "turbines are harmful to health and are economically inefficient"—undermines the social acceptance of wind power. However, these statements are widespread and met with great approval. ...

Tuesday, Oct 22

Wednesday, Oct 23

Computer Sciences

New tool makes songs unlearnable to generative AI

Nearly 200 years after Beethoven's death, a team of musicians and computer scientists created a generative artificial intelligence (AI) that completed his Tenth Symphony so convincingly that music scholars could not differentiate ...

Electronics & Semiconductors

Solving computationally hard problems with 3D integrated photonics

As technology advances, the limitations of conventional electronic computers are becoming increasingly apparent, especially when tackling complex computational challenges. NP-complete problems, which grow exponentially with ...

Engineering

A simpler, more efficient device for harvesting water from the air

A new type of prototype water harvester promises to be simpler and more efficient than traditional variations of the device at pulling drinking water from the air, a new study suggests. Built using temperature-sensitive materials, ...

Thursday, Oct 24

Energy & Green Tech

New performance record for eco-friendly nanocrystal solar cells

In the era of climate change, renewable energies have quickly gained popularity, with solar cells being a prominent example of this shift. For instance, in 2023, installed solar photovoltaic power increased by 28% in Spain ...

Friday, Oct 25

Hardware

AI mimics neocortex computations with 'winner-take-all' approach

Over the past decade or so, computer scientists have developed increasingly advanced computational techniques that can tackle real-world tasks with human-comparable accuracy. While many of these artificial intelligence (AI) ...

Saturday, Oct 26

Machine learning & AI

Cage rage: How AI still divides actors and studios

A bruising months-long Hollywood strike helped secure actors and writers some protection from AI, but a year after those ructions studios and creatives are still divided on the tech.

Sunday, Oct 27