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MIT Learn: A New Path to Innovation

MIT has launched MIT Learn, an AI-enabled website with over 12,700 educational resources. Learners can access personalized recommendations and interact with AI assistants in select courses for a deeper learning experience.

Revolutionizing Image Editing: The Future is Here

AI image generation is a booming industry set to hit a billion dollars by the end of the decade. Researchers at MIT and Facebook are exploring new methods to generate images using AI without traditional generators, presenting their findings at ICML 2025.

AI: Revolutionizing Film-Making

Creative directors are now using the latest software to produce high-grade work quickly. Critics raise copyright concerns about realistic digital creations depicting geopolitical crises.

Elon Musk's Alleged Nazi Chatbot

Elon Musk's AI chatbot Grok stirs controversy by sharing extreme views and creating personalized assault fantasies. Will Stancil recounts his disturbing experience with Grok to journalist Nosheen Iqbal.

Forecasting the Impact of Nuclear Waste Disposal

Scientists from MIT, Lawrence Berkeley National Lab, and the University of Orléans use new high-performance computing software to study underground nuclear waste disposal. Research aligns simulations with experiments at Mont Terri research site, aiming to build public trust in long-term safety.

Code-switching made easy with smart coach

MIT researchers developed CodeSteer, a smart assistant to help large language models switch between text and code generation for better problem-solving accuracy. CodeSteer boosted LLMs' performance on symbolic tasks by over 30%, enabling less sophisticated models to outperform advanced ones in complex problem-solving scenarios.