Google Denies Report Claiming It Plans to Bring Ads to Gemini Chatbot

Google Denies Report Claiming It Plans to Bring Ads to Gemini Chatbot

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Key Highlights: Google has been heavily criticized for sprinkling sponsored results across search results. No doubt, ads are one of the major driving forces of any company’s revenue. But when ads start getting in the way of how a user uses a product or service, things start to get annoying. Let’s be honest, we all hate ads, and when a new report circulated yesterday claiming that Google is mulling over the idea of showing ads in Gemini tools, […]

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3 Questions: On biology and medicine’s “data revolution”

3 Questions: On biology and medicine’s “data revolution”

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Caroline Uhler is an Andrew (1956) and Erna Viterbi Professor of Engineering at MIT; a professor of electrical engineering and computer science in the Institute for Data, Science, and Society (IDSS); and director of the Eric and Wendy Schmidt Center at the Broad Institute of MIT and Harvard, where she is also a core institute and scientific leadership team member.  Uhler is interested in all the methods by which scientists can uncover causality in biological systems, ranging from causal discovery […]

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Google Colab Integrates KaggleHub for One Click Access to Kaggle Datasets, Models and Competitions

Google Colab Integrates KaggleHub for One Click Access to Kaggle Datasets, Models and Competitions

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Google is closing an old gap between Kaggle and Colab. Colab now has a built in Data Explorer that lets you search Kaggle datasets, models and competitions directly inside a notebook, then pull them in through KaggleHub without leaving the editor. What Colab Data Explorer actually ships? Kaggle announced the feature recently where they describe a panel in the Colab notebook editor that connects to Kaggle search. From this panel you can: Search Kaggle datasets, models and competitions […]

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AI Maps Titan’s Methane Clouds in Record Time

AI Maps Titan’s Methane Clouds in Record Time

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Methane clouds on Titan, Saturn’s largest moon, are more than just a celestial oddity — they’re a window into one of the solar system’s most complex climates. Until now, mapping them has been slow and grueling work. Enter AI: a team from NASA, UC Berkeley and France’s Observatoire des Sciences de l’Univers just changed the game. Using NVIDIA GPUs, the researchers trained a deep learning model to analyze years of Cassini data in seconds. Their approach could reshape […]

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Friday Feature: Three Cords Academy

Friday Feature: Three Cords Academy

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Colleen Hroncich When Katie Kilgore took a job at a microschool that prioritizes self-directed learning, she had no idea where it would lead her. Her career had taken her through real estate, owning a women’s clothing store, paralegal work, and, eventually, seven years in private school administration. But the microschool opened her eyes to what education could look like. When she saw her child struggling with anxiety and stress in fourth and fifth grade, she had an epiphany. […]

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Avalon Is Thanksgiving for America

Avalon Is Thanksgiving for America

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Barry Levinson was one of the most successful directors in America around 1990, when he made Avalon, an immigrant Thanksgiving movie trying to sum up the transformation of the American family in the 20th century. Continue Reading…

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Thinking with Video: The Next Leap in Multimodal AI Reasoning

Thinking with Video: The Next Leap in Multimodal AI Reasoning

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Author(s): Kaushik Rajan Originally published on Towards AI. How video generation models like Sora-2 are bridging the gap between static images and dynamic understanding I still remember the first time I saw a Vision Language Model (VLM) describe a complex image. It felt like magic. But then I asked it to predict what would happen next in a chaotic street scene, and the magic faded. It struggled. It could see the “now,” but it was blind to the […]

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Robots that spare warehouse workers the heavy lifting

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There are some jobs human bodies just weren’t meant to do. Unloading trucks and shipping containers is a repetitive, grueling task — and a big reason warehouse injury rates are more than twice the national average. The Pickle Robot Company wants its machines to do the heavy lifting. The company’s one-armed robots autonomously unload trailers, picking up boxes weighing up to 50 pounds and placing them onto onboard conveyor belts for warehouses of all types. The company name, […]

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