Indian courts are using AI for transcripts, research and translation while they face a backlog of several tens of millions of cases. The government and the Supreme Court plan modernization but judges and experts warn of risks.
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A study in Nature Communications links cells, genes and chemical messengers to large brain networks seen in fMRI. The research shows networks can bridge molecular features and behavior and may help study mental disorders.
Researchers at the University of California, Santa Barbara created a display that produces images people can see and also feel. The work, led by Max Linnander and Yon Visell, appears in Science Robotics.
Researchers at the University of Missouri combine in-home sensors and artificial intelligence to track daily changes in people with ALS. The system aims to detect problems early and to alert clinicians for timely action.
Scientists are searching for signs of life on other planets. They study technology and conditions that might indicate aliens are real.
Scientists isolated and sequenced RNA from a woolly mammoth's frozen tissue. The material came from Siberian permafrost and is nearly 40,000 years old; the study shows RNA can survive for very long periods.
Artificial intelligence may assist medical students by giving real-time feedback on their surgical skills. This tool aims to help address the shortage of surgeons.
Researchers have created algorithms to better understand how propane changes to propylene, which is important for many everyday products.
A new study shows that social media analysis can help predict movements of displaced people during crises, aiding quicker responses.
Researchers have found a new way to recycle battery materials efficiently. This method helps recover lithium and other metals without using harmful chemicals.
Researchers are introducing AI tools that can improve how tuberculosis is detected and treated. These innovations aim to help communities with limited access to traditional diagnostics.
A study reveals that large language models (LLMs) judge texts differently depending on who they think wrote them, showing bias against Chinese authors.
A new physics-based model could improve MRI scans and diagnostics.