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Beyond the Model: Designing Reliable Agentic AI

December 12, 2025 by BBG News

The true key to building trustworthy autonomous agents lies not in model scale, but in the underlying architecture that governs their behavior.

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The Artful Machine: Co-Creating Visuals with AI

December 11, 2025 by BBG News

The system renders unique, large language model-generated visual shaders-each a dynamic response to uploaded audio-within a user interface designed for interactive control and exploration of these audio-reactive aesthetics.

A new framework empowers artists to shape dynamic shader animations simply by expressing their aesthetic preferences, ushering in a new era of human-AI collaboration.

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Can AI Read the Fine Print? The Rise of Legal Language Models

December 11, 2025 by BBG News

The escalating frequency with which artificial intelligence is referenced within legislative discussions signals a growing recognition of its societal impact and a corresponding need for regulatory consideration, reflecting a paradigm shift in policy-making priorities.

A new wave of artificial intelligence is tackling the complexities of legal documents, promising to reshape how we interpret contracts, navigate regulations, and access justice.

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Agents Need Data: Building Systems for Collaborative Intelligence

December 11, 2025 by BBG News

As reasoning agents become increasingly prevalent, existing data architectures struggle to keep pace with their dynamic needs.

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The AI Doctor Will See You Now: Rethinking Healthcare Conversations

December 11, 2025 by BBG News

Clinical dialogue systems are evolving from modular pipelines and reactive large language models toward an agentic paradigm, wherein the LLM transitions from a passive text predictor to an autonomous controller empowered by strategic planning, persistent memory, and tool execution.

A new wave of artificial intelligence is moving beyond chatbots to create more proactive and insightful interactions between patients and healthcare providers.

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Robots Read Your Mood: Decoding Human Emotion Through Robotic Control

December 11, 2025 by BBG News

The subtle shifts in a human operator’s emotional state are reflected in the trajectory of a robotic arm under their control, suggesting that robotic movement can serve as a proxy for internal affective states.

New research reveals that a robotic arm can accurately infer a human operator’s emotional state simply by analyzing their movements during remote control.

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Can AI Reveal the Limits of Human Language?

December 11, 2025 by BBG News

New research proposes leveraging the power of language models to explore the boundaries of what constitutes a learnable, and therefore possible, human language.

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Beyond Performance: Why Robots Need to *Seem* Engaged to Earn Our Trust

December 11, 2025 by BBG News

A study demonstrates that increased robot competence and attentiveness correlate with a heightened susceptibility in participants to follow the robot’s flawed guidance, suggesting that even sophisticated systems can exert undue influence despite demonstrable errors.

New research reveals that human trust in robots isn’t solely based on their capabilities, but significantly influenced by perceived attentiveness and social cues.

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Decoding Molecular Intelligence: How Transformers Learn Chemistry

December 11, 2025 by BBG News

Molecular transformers exhibit specialized attention heads capable of discerning and balancing syntactical elements within SMILES notations-specifically, ring digits and branch parentheses-as evidenced by the consistent performance of the L2H7 head in identifying ring openers at increasing distances and the L2H3 head’s focus on opening parentheses at branch closures, demonstrating a capacity for nuanced syntactic understanding beyond simple tokenization.

New research reveals the inner workings of molecular transformers, demonstrating their ability to learn interpretable rules for generating valid chemical structures.

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RoboCup Champions: Engineering a Soccer-Playing Humanoid

December 11, 2025 by BBG News

The system demonstrates a full-stack soccer capability, achieving both close-range interactions with opposing robots and strategic navigation to bypass defenders and deliver kicks-ranging from powerful short-distance shots to long-range attempts-while also exhibiting cooperative team behavior during kick-offs, all validated through pseudo-game testing with randomized opponent and ball positions to assess overall performance.

This review details the architecture and implementation of ARTEMIS, a humanoid robot system that recently secured a championship win at RoboCup 2024 through advanced integration of perception, planning, and control.

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