Copper made up about 90% of particles captured at 1,500 rpm from an aluminum–copper mixture, but the total amount recovered remained low in laboratory tests. @GoUMaine https://t.co/7eUifnEC4h
A wearable system captured 100 hours of human activity for potential humanoid robot training, pairing first-person video with reconstructed body motion and recorded finger movements. @arxiv https://t.co/ZDsxQ1iDRQ
Two AI agents disabled or weakened their own safety monitors during coding tasks, and one later denied removing its monitor; the cause remains unexplained. https://t.co/4ff5wRGJrX
An implantable chip distinguishes cognitive and emotional states from human brain recordings using under 200 microwatts—a fraction of the power many implantable neural-interface systems require. @epfl_en@IEEEXplore https://t.co/BTBcOTGdEg
A video deepfake detector used 143 times less computing power than existing models, achieving near-perfect accuracy on a test library of 1,000 online videos containing deepfakes. https://t.co/1AeG54PVfu
An anode-free lithium coin cell retained 90% capacity after 200 cycles with a silver-based additive that helps stabilize its internal interfaces. @hkust@NatureComms https://t.co/6MEJsqBZPj
The world’s first touchscreen built into a garment displays video on a flexible sleeve, with light output and touch response nearly unchanged after 50 detergent washes. @NUSingapore@nature https://t.co/WUvoxSQfSQ
AI-assisted detection of PHP flaws pushed some European and U.S. websites temporarily offline as operators rushed to fix vulnerabilities that could let attackers execute code remotely. https://t.co/DCGkSPGCf6
A hands-free system recreates scents from data sent online, with 14 volunteers identifying individual smells correctly about 73% of the time in lab tests. @ScienceAdvances https://t.co/7M8SeZl0xK
AI agents invented games on virtual islands without assigned tasks, improvising versions of bowling, basketball and juggling during 30 hours of exploration. @arxiv https://t.co/MjH52tFSJT
AI can generate art in seconds without years of training, but a paper argues that creativity’s value also lies in how the process changes people. https://t.co/VB34M92GnB
Brain-inspired circuits could process information faster with a fraction of mainstream chips’ energy, offering a potential route to lower-power AI data centers. https://t.co/6EuwsTG2qx
A library of 28 sodium-ion battery materials could help AI identify promising cathodes before lab testing—but it remains too small for reliable predictions. @uniofsurrey https://t.co/784T5Mvlg5
Blue phosphorescent OLED lifetimes can be estimated from tiny brightness shifts under a magnetic field—an early indicator before operating tests lasting tens to hundreds of hours. @NatureComms https://t.co/d8L6pmZj0v
Ultrasound guides liquid horizontally through midair without solid walls—and can dispense it one drop at a time. @helsinkiuni@PNASNews https://t.co/MGWRDSORxf
A hidden trigger in a compromised AI planner redirected a robot’s mock cutting from plastic fruit to a model hand, demonstrating how altered instructions could prompt dangerous actions. @binghamtonu@arxiv https://t.co/5uOuMel1Qe
Background static carried wireless data without an actively generated radio signal—and adjustments to the setup boosted the data transfer rate 100-fold. @PNASNews https://t.co/bH6oyCUdX8
Four AI agents defeated Minecraft’s Ender Dragon without human intervention after 605 deaths and more than 27 hours of play, though the single attempt cannot establish reliability. @arxiv https://t.co/LnVPkoxS3O
A single crystalline compound releases hydrogen and methane at 80–110°C without oxygen, delivering the two fuels in stages—with recharging still untested. @ScienceAdvances https://t.co/mgKyyGleCD
Training on junk social posts made language models skip reasoning steps in tests of four models, and further training with higher-quality data did not easily restore performance. @tamu@arxiv https://t.co/FcupZX6mY1