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How AI can help (and hopefully not hinder) physics

Tara Shears discusses how the fields of AI and physics could help advance each other

Deep learning classifies tissue for precision medicine

Optical microscopy technique shows promise for diagnostics

Scientists using microscopes and computers

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**New open-access journal AI for Science aims to revolutionize scientific discovery**

AI4S will meet the need for high-quality journals dedicated to artificial intelligence

AI algorithms in radiology: how to identify and prevent inadvertent bias

A multidisciplinary research team shares tips on how to mitigate bias in artificial intelligence models used in radiology

Images from a radiology deep learning model

Generative AI speeds medical image analysis without impacting accuracy

The first generative AI tool to be integrated into a clinical workflow eases the creation of radiography reports

AI speeds up detection of neutron star mergers

New approach could aid “multimessenger” astronomy by quickly locating sources of gravitational waves emitted during these cosmic events

Artist's impression of the gravitational wave and electromagnetic radiation signals from a distant binary neutron star merger arriving at Earth. The image shows the Earth floating in space with a telescope hovering above it in the bottom left corner, while in the top right corner a pair of bright spots are emitting ghostly blue waves

AI and the future of physics

How artificial intelligence is accelerating discoveries – and raising profound questions – about the future of physics

Abstract image of a person holding glowing lightbulb shrouded in particles

Are you better than AI? Try our quiz to find out

Iulia Georgescu and Matin Durrani invite you to test your knowledge of the deep connections between physics, big data and AI

Lost in the mirror: as AI development gathers momentum, will it reflect humanity’s best or worst attributes?

Claire Malone reviews The AI Mirror by Shannon Vallor

Generative AI has an electronic waste problem, researchers warn

Without mitigation measures, the computing infrastructure for large language models could generate 2.5 million tons of e-waste a year by 2030

Image of a computer circuit board containing glowing orange lights and a chip at the centre with the letters AI written on it in glowing blue letters

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