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OpenAI’s new ChatGPT image generator makes faking photos easy

For most of photography’s roughly 200-year history, altering a photo convincingly required either a darkroom, some Photoshop expertise, or, at minimum, a steady hand with scissors and glue. On Tuesday, OpenAI released a tool that reduces the process to typing a sentence. It’s not the first company to do so. While OpenAI had a conversational

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IEEE Transactions on Cognitive and Developmental Systems, Volume 17, Issue 6, December 2025

1) CLARE: Cognitive Load Assessment in Real-Time With Multimodal DataAuthor(s): Anubhav Bhatti, Prithila Angkan, Behnam Behinaein, Zunayed Mahmud, Dirk Rodenburg, Heather Braund, P. James Mclellan, Aaron Ruberto, Geoffery Harrison, Daryl Wilson, Adam Szulewski, Dan Howes, Ali Etemad, Paul HunglerPages: 1337 – 13492) Electroencephalogram-Based Unified Approach for Multiple Neurodevelopmental Disorders Detection in Children Using Successive Multivariate

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The afterparty: Hyperparameter autotuning revisited

In my first article on hyperparameter autotuning, I used a cake analogy to show how to use hyperparameter autotuning with Optuna and the sasviya.ml package in Python to improve detecting Higgs bosons in a particle accelerator. SAS Viya Workbench now supports hyperparameter autotuning in SAS code with a variety of […] The post The afterparty:

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Plumbing the AI Revolution: Lenovo’s Strategic Pivot to Modernize the Enterprise Backbone

While the headlines of the ongoing AI revolution are often dominated by large language models and generative software, the silent war is being fought in the data center. The hardware required to feed, train, and infer upon these models is […] The post Plumbing the AI Revolution: Lenovo’s Strategic Pivot to Modernize the Enterprise Backbone

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Scientists baffled as sharks found swimming inside one of world’s most active underwater volcanoes

Scientists studying one of the Pacific’s most active underwater volcanoes were stunned to find hammerhead and silky sharks living inside its crater. Footage captured near the Solomon Islands showed the animals swimming through hot, acidic water previously thought uninhabitable. Researchers say the discovery raises new questions about how marine life survives extreme environments and adapts

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A “scientific sandbox” lets researchers explore the evolution of vision systems

Why did humans evolve the eyes we have today?While scientists can’t go back in time to study the environmental pressures that shaped the evolution of the diverse vision systems that exist in nature, a new computational framework developed by MIT researchers allows them to explore this evolution in artificial intelligence agents.The framework they developed, in

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