Mathematicians Use AI to Solve Decades-Old Problem About Symmetries
A team of mathematicians solved a decades-old problem known as the inverse Galois problem by combining human insight with artificial intelligence. The solution was achieved within months of a conference where the challenge was proposed.
» readSchool Where Alexander the Great Studied Under Aristotle Unearthed in Greece
A school complex where Alexander the Great was educated by Aristotle more than 2,300 years ago has been uncovered in the ancient Macedonian city of Mieza, now in northern Greece, the Hellenic Ministry of Culture said in a statement.
» readUse of weight-loss drugs in young children with obesity rises, raising hopes and concerns
A small but growing number of children under 12 with obesity are being prescribed GLP-1 drugs, a trend that is expected to continue despite unanswered questions about long-term effects.
» readParthenon’s curved platform may not create the optical illusion long believed, mathematician says.
The Parthenon’s stylobate, the platform on which its columns stand, is subtly curved, but a new study has shown that this feature may not create the optical illusion that has long been theorized.
» readNew chip converts light directly into data for AI, skipping energy-hungry steps
A new study published in the journal Nature Sensors described a 2D chip called "LightTok" that can convert raw light into tokens for artificial intelligence models directly on the sensor.
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