Computer Science

Test tubes with DNA that encodes the information. Credit: Rami Shloush, Technion Spokesperson

Researchers at the Technion have developed technology for encoding, recovering, and rapidly reading information stored in DNA.

The information density in DNA is about a hundred million times greater than that of digital storage. This means that, potentially, for every unit of volume that currently holds 1 megabyte, we could store up to 100
Artificial intelligence in the laboratory. Illustration: depositphotos.com

The danger map of artificial intelligence

There is no doubt that the new technological breakthroughs will change the face of scientific research. A new article points out three failures to watch out for
Plasma loops above sunspots, visible in UV light. Credit: DKIST/NSO

Artificial intelligence reveals secrets of the Sun's atmosphere

Researchers at the University of Hawaii are using the world's largest solar telescope and artificial intelligence to study plasma above sunspots, improving understanding of the sun and space predictions.
The Hebrew University in Jerusalem. Illustration: depositphotos.com

Two researchers at the Hebrew University will receive grants of 2 million euros each from the ERC

In addition, two outstanding researchers from the Hebrew University of Jerusalem were chosen to join the EMBO young researchers program
C. worm Elegance. Illustration: depositphotos.com

Grab the model by the throat

The swallowing organ of a transparent worm reveals the potential inherent in mathematical tools for the study of biological systems
A conversation between past and future: coffee, technology and robots. The figure was prepared using DALEE

How to defend against malicious AI and maintain a happy married life

Experts want any "safe" artificial intelligence to be equipped with a "world model" in addition to its impressive brain. That is, in an internal theater that she could run experiments on to understand whether her actions could lead
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The developers of the deep learning technologies using neural networks won the Nobel Prize

The two, John Hopfield from Princeton University and Prof. Geoffrey Hinton from the University of Toronto changed the way machine learning is done for artificial intelligence and promoted the technology becoming as powerful as we know it today
From the scribepod website

Two chatbots talk to each other in a completely automatically produced podcast

The technological artist Kecha recently created a podcast in which two artificial intelligences talk to each other. He wrote code that automatically picked links to interesting academic articles in the field of computer science, extracted from them the
Star Trek style holodeck The drawing was prepared using Dalee and is not a scientific image

Researchers have recreated the Star Trek holodeck using artificial intelligence

The main use is for training robots that will have to manage in an environment where it is difficult to plan all the things that will happen in it. With the rise of generative technology, the holodeck is expected to become an integral part of the artificial intelligence ecosystem and change
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 When can you trust an artificial intelligence model?

More accurate uncertainty estimates may help users decide when and how to use machine learning models in the real world
Prof. Adi Shamir. Courtesy of the Wolf Prize Foundation

The Wolf Prize in Mathematics for 2024 is awarded jointly to Professors Adi Shamir and Noga Alon

"For their pioneering contributions to mathematical cryptography, combinatorics and the theory of computer science."
Information privacy. Illustration: depositphotos.com

Researchers have developed algorithms that analyze information and data efficiently and quickly and maintain user privacy

The field of information technologies is constantly developing and regularly challenges the researchers and practitioners in the field. One of the challenges is Big Data - huge amounts of information that come from various sources, accumulate in information systems and require
drone. Illustration: depositphotos.com

the flight of the drone

Researchers have developed algorithms based on game theory, through which robotic systems such as drones or autonomous cars can make informed decisions and operate efficiently
Robot scientist. Illustration using artificial intelligence software. Definitions: Avi Blizovsky

AI scientist managed to reproduce Nobel-winning discoveries without intention

AI-Descartes, a new AI scientist, successfully reproduced a Nobel Prize-winning work using logical reasoning and symbolic regression to find exact equations. The system is effective against real-world data and small data sets, with the future goal
organic molecules. Illustration: depositphotos.com

Identification of organic compounds using visible light

Researchers from the University of Santiago in Chile, working in the field of machine learning, have succeeded in developing an innovative method for identifying organic compounds based on the refractive index at a single optical wavelength
Illustration. A good algorithm is such that the amount of memory it uses is significantly smaller than the size of the database itself, so the calculation can be fast and efficient. Source: DARPA.

Similar but simpler

Fusion of images by a neural network combining content (the researchers' original image) and style (taken from a drawing of sweets). According to Prof. Elad, "the network is looking for a result that will be faithful to these two sources". Source: Technion spokesmen.

open the box

The proposed system for sending scents. Source: Weizmann Institute magazine.

Argue about smell

Researchers have proved an old conjecture in combinatorial geometry

Screenshot of the Codester application. Photo: Channel 13 - Albany

Learn computer science like a language

Yakir Reshef and Hilary Finoken. getting tighter. Photo: Weizmann Institute

built to connect

Right: Prof. Yoram Gruner Niv Pankovitz. Spatial analysis

The main suspect

A flock of birds in the sky of Rome

What happens when the leader of a herd of animals is a robot?

Cosmic scene with DNA, stars, solvents and atomic circles in oral flow.

Can a computer algorithm beat viral diseases?

Cosmic scene with DNA, stars, solvents and atomic circles in oral flow.

The robots will patrol instead of the soldiers

Cosmic scene with DNA, stars, solvents and atomic circles in oral flow.

IBM is developing a new technology for cooling computer components

Cosmic scene with DNA, stars, solvents and atomic circles in oral flow.

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