AI Agents That Understand Your Privacy Boundaries

New research explores how to build personal AI assistants that respect individual preferences by reasoning about privacy implications.

New research explores how to build personal AI assistants that respect individual preferences by reasoning about privacy implications.

New research reveals a surprising tension between student satisfaction and long-term learning when using AI-powered programming assistance.
A novel framework, Polynomiogram, bridges the gap between complex mathematical analysis and striking visual aesthetics.

Researchers have developed a powerful artificial intelligence model capable of both understanding and generating molecular structures, accelerating possibilities in chemical informatics and drug discovery.

A new model extends the Segment Anything capabilities by directly interpreting natural language instructions, bridging the gap between vision and language for precise image segmentation.

A new study demonstrates that combining the strengths of multiple artificial intelligence models can significantly enhance the accuracy and reliability of medication recommendations derived from patient clinical notes.

New research demonstrates a method for automatically converting abstract AI governance policies into concrete, verifiable rules for implementation.

As AI-synthesized videos become increasingly realistic, accurately assessing the naturalness of human movement within them remains a significant challenge.

A new framework, POLARIS, explores how multi-agent AI can move beyond reactive self-adaptation to systems that proactively reason about and optimize their responses to changing conditions.

A new reinforcement learning approach focuses on identifying and refining the most impactful actions in multi-step problem-solving agents, leading to significant gains in efficiency and success.