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9+ hour, 6+ min ago (364+ words) A new machine-learning tool can rapidly screen thousands of compounds to find those that push cancer cells into permanent senescence, offering fresh hope for tough-to-treat cancers, a new study reveals." The research published in Aging-US describes a machine-learning method developed by Ryan Wallis and Cleo L Bishop that uses cell-shape analysis to rapidly identify pro-senescence drugs, accelerating discovery for hard-to-treat p16-positive tumours. Cellular senescence is a natural state in which damaged or old cells permanently stop dividing. In cancer treatment, deliberately pushing tumour cells into senescence offers a way to halt their growth without killing them outright." The challenge has been reliably confirming senescence in cancers that already look "aged" (so-called Sen-Mark+ tumours, such as basal-like breast cancer), where conventional biomarkers often fail. To solve this, researchers Wallis and Bishop developed SAMP-Score, a machine-learning tool that bypasses traditional markers entirely....

11+ hour, 48+ min ago (504+ words) MADISON, Wis. -- For the first time in over four decades, the University of Wisconsin-Madison is creating a new college designed to meet the demands of the rapid rise of artificial intelligence in education." The UW Board of Regents approved a proposal on Dec. 4 to establish the School of Computing and Artificial Intelligence (CAI). The school is a reorganization of the School of Computer, Data and Information Sciences (CDIS). CDIS was originally formed in 2019 under the College of Letters and Sciences to expand course offerings and strengthen technological research within the university. Enrollment has surged in the last few years, with over 6,000 students currently enrolled in CDIS programs." University officials say the creation of CAI marks the next step in supporting the program's growth at a time where artificial intelligence affects students' everyday lives." "We're living through something of an AI…...

13+ hour, 53+ min ago (228+ words) Orientation sessions, Mini Grinds, district evaluations, and a city showcase will shape Delhi's vision of becoming the nation's "Knowledge and AI Capital'. The Delhi Government has announced the launch of a new initiative for school students. Called 'Delhi AI Grind', this citywide AI innovation initiative is being implemented across all education districts of Delhi from December to March with the aim to train 5 lakh youngsters in artificial intelligence (AI). The initiative will cover students in the 10 to 25 years age group, with mandatory participation for students of Classes 6 to 9, and Class 11 students, as per programme guidelines. The schools are supposed to register on the Delhi AI Grind website and nominate five campus ambassadors among the students before December 8. The school-level mini grind sessions are scheduled from December 15, followed by an internal evaluation. The students will participate in selection at the district…...

1+ day, 26+ min ago (301+ words) Machine Learning | News, how-tos, features, reviews, and videos On-premises AI is achievable today. When generative AI was just getting going, Microsoft had a healthy head start. So what happened? A Resume Builder survey found 60% of US managers use AI for key staff decisions, often with little oversight or training. Though agentic AI offers a lot of promise, poor performance, high costs, and unclear value could lead to projects being canceled without showing ROI, according to Gartner Research. For most office jobs, AI chatbots only saved about 3% of work time, with little impact on wages or overall economic benefits, according to a new study. Perplexity managed to use Apple's own APIs to supersede Siri, Google and everyone else as the iPhone's best place to get information. Meta, Google, and OpenAI allegedly exploited undisclosed private testing on Chatbot Arena to secure top…...

1+ day, 1+ hour ago (582+ words) Recent years have seen a significant increase in the availability of large datasets for agriculture applications. Remote sensing provides a powerful source o... Select the journal/section where you want your idea to be submitted: About this Research Topic Manuscript Summary Submission Deadline 1 April 2026 | Manuscript Submission Deadline 1 July 2026 This Research Topic is currently accepting articles. Recent years have seen a significant increase in the availability of large datasets for agriculture applications. Remote sensing provides a powerful source of such data. Machine learning has expanded our capacity to derive useable knowledge from large datasets. Article types and fees This Research Topic accepts the following article types, unless otherwise specified in the Research Topic description: Articles that are accepted for publication by our external editors following rigorous peer review incur a publishing fee charged to Authors, institutions, or funders. Keywords: Remote sensing, machine…...

1+ day, 4+ hour ago (203+ words) How do England use artificial intelligence to prepare for penalty shootouts? Rhys Long, the Football Association's head of performance insights and analysis, explains all to BBC Sport. How England use artificial intelligence to help with penalties. Video, 00:00:48How England use artificial intelligence to help with penalties Up Next. These were difficult calls - Tuchel on England's right-backs. Video, 00:00:59These were difficult calls - Tuchel on England's right-backs They fight at the moment for the same position - Tuchel. Video, 00:00:37They fight at the moment for the same position - Tuchel Wembley record in back of our minds - Davies. Video, 00:00:33Wembley record in back of our minds - Davies England played with fear, we have to change that - Tuchel. Video, 00:01:29England played with fear, we have to change that - Tuchel 'Have I just outed Chelsea?' - Confession Cam. Video, 00:03:19'Have I just outed Chelsea?' - Confession Cam 'He wasn't happy' - Slot on Salah's…...

1+ day, 15+ hour ago (296+ words) MADISON, Wis. -- The University of Wisconsin-Madison's'School of Computer, Data & Information Sciences (CDIS) will be reorganized into the'College of Computing and Artificial Intelligence under a proposal approved by the UW Board of Regents Thursday. The CDIS launched within the'College of Letters & Science in 2019 and will now be spun off into a separate college beginning in July 2026. Planning for the new college will begin immediately. "This will be about more than simply building a new academic unit," Chancellor Jennifer Mnookin said. "We will be shaping a future where UW'Madison leads in innovation while advancing knowledge for the common good." UW leadership said the new college reflects an increase in demand for the work already being done within CDIS. Enrollment in computer science majors has more than doubled since 2015, rising from 1,043 students that year to over 3,000 in 2025. The university said its data science…...

1+ day, 19+ hour ago (25+ words) Here are the six most sought-after skills that hiring managers will pay extra for and what you can do to learn and improve them....

1+ day, 20+ hour ago (233+ words) Find Out: Which Skills Can Help You Make the Most Money in 2026? Read Next: 6 Safe Accounts Proven To Grow Your Money Up To 13x Faster Explore More: 26 Money-Making Skills You Can Learn in Less Than a Year Professionals with a background in finance and accounting are in high demand across multiple industries. Roles in this industry require an understanding of laws and regulations, analytical thinking and attention to detail. Becoming a certified public accountant by getting a CPA license can open up your job prospects and help you land higher-paying roles in a hurry. Contracts are what businesses use to minimize risk, build partnerships and establish legal responsibilities between parties. As new technology continues to reshape businesses, they must use contracts to manage digital tools, new regulations and larger supply chains. To learn and upgrade in this area, you'll need attention…...

2+ day, 45+ min ago (99+ words) Joe Rogan might have a new career as a preacher lined up ... because he's suggesting Jesus could come back in the form of artificial intelligence. Rogan added, if Jesus did come back with the aid of a computer, he could "absolutely" show up as an A.I. program. Rogan said it wouldn't matter if A.I. Jesus were able to read minds, because he'd likely love everyone equally, just like his predecessor. And the prospect of killing the program would apparently be pretty insignificant for A.I. Jesus, because it'd just "go be with God again," according to Rogan....