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Learning Power System Dynamics with Neural Operators

November 11, 2025 by BBG News

The architecture, layering multiple DeepONets in sequence, reflects an attempt to model increasingly complex relationships—a predictable escalation in computational effort driven by the enduring human belief that more detail inevitably yields greater accuracy.

A new approach leverages physics-informed neural networks to model complex power system components with unprecedented speed and accuracy.

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Squishy Drones: A New Breed of Agile, Resilient Robots

November 10, 2025 by BBG News

Inspired by the nuanced mechanics of natural flight, FlexiQuad demonstrates a departure from conventional quadrotor design through the integration of anisotropic, soft materials—allowing for extreme in-plane flexibility, even compression by fragile forces, while strategically decentralizing mass to maintain critical out-of-plane rigidity and hinting at a system that prioritizes graceful deformation over absolute resistance to the inevitable pressures of operation.

Inspired by nature, researchers have developed a soft quadrotor that can squeeze through tight spaces and withstand impacts.

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Beyond AI Knowledge: Assessing Real-World Skills

November 10, 2025 by BBG News

The correlation between performance on AI User training and metrics from both the AI-LIT-M and COMP-MCQ instruments suggests these assessments aren’t merely evaluations, but active components shaping the evolving capabilities of the system itself.

New research highlights the need for practical evaluations to determine true AI literacy in the modern workforce.

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Can AI Really Refactor Code?

November 10, 2025 by BBG News

Refactoring commits reveal a distinction in practice, with agentic refactoring instances exhibiting a unique distribution compared to other refactoring types, suggesting differing approaches to code modification.

A new study examines the practical impact of AI coding agents on improving software quality and maintainability.

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Imagining Software’s Future: An AI Collaboration

November 10, 2025 by BBG News

Researchers explore how artificial intelligence can help us envision—and prepare for—the next generation of software development.

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Robots Learn by Imagining: A New Approach to Simulation

November 10, 2025 by BBG News

Given a robot’s demonstrated actions—be it a completed path or an overarching goal—a system can reconstruct plausible environments from which those actions originated, suggesting that behavior itself contains the seeds of its own context.

Researchers are using generative AI to build more robust and adaptable robots by creating diverse and challenging simulation environments.

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The Shifting Standard of Good Science

November 10, 2025 by BBG News

The temporal separation between successive wave events demonstrates a consistent, quantifiable interval, indicative of an underlying periodic process.

Human evaluation of scientific ideas isn’t fixed in time, creating challenges for AI systems designed to optimize them.

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Robots That ‘Feel’ Their Way Through Tasks

November 10, 2025 by BBG News

The system evolves beyond simple noise reduction, extending from scalar control of denoising to a time and modality-varying noise matrix, enabling a singular framework capable of generating diverse functionalities—from predictive models to sensitive anomaly detection—and demonstrating an adaptive capacity against inevitable systemic decay.

A new framework helps robots better understand and react to forces during complex manipulation, even with limited or noisy sensor data.

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Beyond Prediction: Unifying Machine Learning and Statistical Modeling

November 10, 2025 by BBG News

A new framework integrates the strengths of both machine learning and statistical modeling to deliver more accurate and interpretable data analysis.

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Wheelchair Follows Your Lead: A New Approach to Autonomous Mobility

November 10, 2025 by BBG News

The deployment of ultra-wideband radio nodes onto a powered wheelchair attempts to extend its operational lifespan by enabling autonomous following, a subtle negotiation with the inevitable decline of independent mobility.

Researchers demonstrate a system allowing a wheelchair to autonomously track a human leader using sensor fusion and learning.

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