AI Breakthroughs: From Alien Earths to Classrooms

From discovering Earth-like planets to transforming education and journalism, here’s how AI is reshaping our world right now.

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A new AI algorithm trained on simulated planetary systems has identified 44 real stars that may host Earth-like

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planets in their habitable zones.

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Developed using the Bern Model, this tool could revolutionize how we search for life beyond Earth.

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With 99% precision, it helps astronomers target the most promising systems for follow-up studies.

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China is overhauling its education system by embedding AI into textbooks, classrooms, and teaching methods.

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The goal?

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To boost innovation and develop students' problem-solving and communication skills.

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This move follows the launch of national AI courses and aims to build a 'strong-education nation' by 2035.

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SoundHound AI and Duolingo are embedding AI into their core operations.

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SoundHound’s voice tech is booming, with a $1.2 billion contract backlog.

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Duolingo’s MAX subscription uses generative AI for real-time feedback and conversation practice.

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Both companies are poised for long-term growth in their fields.

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Minnesota State University Moorhead is launching the Institute of Applied Artificial Intelligence to prepare students for AI-driven careers.

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Backed by a major private donation, the institute will focus on applying AI across sectors like healthcare, business,

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and education.

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As AI enters journalism, audiences want transparency.

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Most people can’t tell if AI was used in news content, but they expect clear labels and human

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oversight.

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Some even suggest universal symbols and topic-specific guidelines, especially for sensitive areas like elections.

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The European Commission has banned AI agents from joining online meetings, citing concerns over transparency and authenticity.

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This move is part of broader efforts to regulate AI use across the EU.