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Beyond Code: Evaluating AI as a Software Engineering Teammate

January 1, 2026 by BBG News

A new framework shifts the focus from simply verifying AI’s output to assessing its ability to collaborate effectively with human developers.

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Humanoid Robots Learn by Watching: A New Approach to Complex Tasks

January 1, 2026 by BBG News

The system decomposes teleoperation control into independent modules-arm, hand, head, and locomotion-sharing a single joystick for both thumb manipulation and omnidirectional movement, a design choice intended to streamline data acquisition while maintaining coordinated whole-body control across stationary and fully mobile humanoid platforms.

Researchers have developed a system that allows humanoid robots to learn coordinated manipulation skills through demonstration and a novel ‘Choice Policy’ framework.

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AI Coders and the Quest for Greener Software

January 1, 2026 by BBG News

Energy concerns are systematically categorized, revealing a hierarchical structure that illuminates the interconnectedness of various challenges and potential solutions.

A new study examines how artificial intelligence coding agents approach the critical, but often overlooked, issue of energy efficiency in software development.

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Smoothing the Road Ahead: Robots as Traffic Mediators

January 1, 2026 by BBG News

The system demonstrates a capacity for nuanced traffic coordination, seamlessly integrating communication with both virtual road users and autonomous vehicles through a dual-channel approach-leveraging the immediacy of natural interaction alongside the precision of digital messaging-to negotiate complex scenarios.

Researchers are exploring how social robots, equipped with vehicle-to-everything communication, can bridge the gap between autonomous and human drivers to improve traffic flow and safety.

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The AI-Powered Developer: How Coding is Changing

January 1, 2026 by BBG News

The spectrum of artificial intelligence-based coding demonstrates a range of capabilities, from basic automated assistance to sophisticated code generation and autonomous software development, highlighting the evolving potential of AI in transforming the landscape of programming.

A new era of software creation is upon us, driven by artificial intelligence and demanding a rethink of how we teach and practice computer science.

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The Sweet Spot for Robot Control: Balancing Autonomy and Human Input

January 1, 2026 by BBG News

New research explores how combining autonomous and remote operation impacts user acceptance of mobile robots designed for everyday tasks.

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Beyond the Model: Reimagining the Future of Artificial Intelligence

January 1, 2026 by BBG News

A new theoretical framework proposes that current AI development is overly focused on model calibration, neglecting the crucial architectural foundations needed for truly scalable and resilient systems.

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The Limits of Robot Collaboration

January 1, 2026 by BBG News

Computational models of two-robot systems, despite variations in scheduling, demonstrate equivalence in capability when grouped by computational power, though distinct problem sets-solvable by the more powerful model but not its counterpart-reveal inherent limitations in each approach and define the boundaries of their respective effectiveness.

New research maps the computational boundaries of even the simplest multi-robot systems, revealing how much can be achieved through teamwork.

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Beyond Do-Calculus: Standard Probability Powers Causal Inference

January 1, 2026 by BBG News

The study demonstrates that varying the assigned aspirin dose-specifically through interventions denoted as [latex]t^{\*} [/latex]-directly influences the distribution of headache duration within a log-normal aspirin model.

New research shows that traditional probabilistic modeling techniques, like Bayesian Networks, are surprisingly capable of handling complex causal questions, including those involving interventions and counterfactual reasoning.

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Smarter Robot Arms: AI Explains Obstacle-Free Movement

January 1, 2026 by BBG News

New research explores how explainable artificial intelligence can optimize robotic manipulation by improving obstacle avoidance and providing insights into the reasoning behind a robot’s movements.

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