Aeneas is a multimodal model that helps historians contextualize damaged Latin inscriptions by retrieving parallels, proposing restorations, and estimating geographic and chronological attribution.
The National Archives announced that its new The American Story museum exhibition would use AI-driven portals to tailor historical-record exploration to visitors' stated interests, with a route to revisit content online.
NVIDIA released Nemotron 3 Super, an open 120-billion-parameter mixture-of-experts reasoning model with 12 billion active parameters, plus stated releases of its methodology, data, reinforcement-learning environments, and evaluation recipes.
Weather forecasting has spent fifty years as one of the largest users of supercomputing. AI models trained on the archive now produce comparable global forecasts in minutes, and the weights are published. The measurements they depend on are the part that has not become cheap.
A machine drives a vegetable field, photographs every plant, decides which are weeds, and burns them with short laser pulses. In 2024 field trials in New Jersey and New York, it controlled weeds as well as or better than the standard herbicide programme.
A breast cancer found by imaging is typically about 12 mm across. One found by a hand — a woman's own, or a clinician's — is typically about 21 mm. In India, where almost no one is screened, four out of five recorded tumours are already 3 cm or larger when they are found.