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Beyond Scale: Building Truly Intelligent Multi-Agent Systems

December 10, 2025 by BBG News

The pursuit of artificial intelligence must move beyond simply scaling up single-agent models to address the complexities of coordinated, adaptive behavior in multi-agent environments.

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When Robots Gamble With Us: Understanding Human Risk in Physical Collaboration

December 10, 2025 by BBG News

Participants physically interact with an ArmMotus M2 robot guided by real-time visual feedback-a green cursor displaying handle position and a game status presented on a monitor-following a “3, 2, 1, Go!” countdown to initiate each trial.

New research explores how humans perceive and react to uncertainty when physically working alongside robots, revealing predictable patterns in decision-making.

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The Self-Driving Data Stack: Is Full Autonomy Within Reach?

December 10, 2025 by BBG News

An agentic DataOps approach establishes a self-modifying data stack-illustrated by fund performance forecasting-where analytical shortcomings don’t simply signal model refinement, but initiate a cascade of iterative improvements extending from data sourcing and storage infrastructure, through ingestion and processing, demonstrating a system capable of autonomously diagnosing and rectifying performance bottlenecks across its entire operational spectrum, potentially leading to a perpetually optimizing analytical pipeline.

A new vision for data management explores how artificial intelligence can move beyond automation to independently build, operate, and utilize the entire data lifecycle.

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Reading the Room: How Robots Can Sense Your Comfort Zone

December 10, 2025 by BBG News

Ameca's interactions are informed by precise eyegaze detection and pupil core eye-tracking, enabling a nuanced understanding of visual focus and intent.

New research shows robots can accurately gauge human comfort levels during social interaction by analyzing subtle cues in a user’s gaze.

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Decoding Chemical Intuition: How AI is Revealing the Hidden Logic of Molecules

December 10, 2025 by BBG News

Structural and physical insights are revealed through the conversion of SMI-TED embeddings into interpretable features via a SAE model, establishing a link between molecular representation and inherent properties.

Researchers are using sparse autoencoders to dissect the knowledge embedded within chemistry language models, uncovering a structured understanding of chemical principles.

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Can Robotic Companions Bridge the Distance for Seniors?

December 10, 2025 by BBG News

New research explores how robotic pets are being used to foster connections between older adults and their families, potentially alleviating loneliness and improving well-being.

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The AI Shaping the Future of Cities

December 10, 2025 by BBG News

The system proposes a complete automation of urban research, encompassing topic identification, hypothesis generation, dataset discovery, experimental analysis, and final paper drafting-a closed loop designed to cultivate knowledge without human intervention, yet inherently predicated on the inevitability of unforeseen biases and ultimately, flawed conclusions.

A new system leverages artificial intelligence to dramatically speed up urban research and unlock deeper insights into how cities function.

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Robots That Remember: Sequencing Actions with Brain-Inspired Memory

December 10, 2025 by BBG News

Hetero-associative sequential memory encodes relationships between states and observations as binary vectors within a high-dimensional space, with learned associations stored in a memory matrix to facilitate recall and pattern completion as the system evolves.

Researchers have developed a new memory model inspired by the human brain to enable robots to reliably perform complex, sequential tasks.

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The AI Witness: Forensic Linguistics in the Age of Synthetic Text

December 10, 2025 by BBG News

The rise of powerful language models is reshaping the landscape of forensic linguistics, demanding new approaches to authorship analysis and the detection of AI-generated content.

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Untethered Mobility: A Novel Wire-Driven Robot for Hazardous Environments

December 10, 2025 by BBG News

Researchers have developed a remotely operated, wire-driven mobile robot, REWW-ARM, designed for efficient locomotion and operation in challenging and inaccessible locations.

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