• New open-access tool enhances volcanic eruption forecasting

    ByRishika Yadav

    Breakthrough research led by a University of Canterbury team has resulted in a new tool, developed using artificial intelligence (AI), to improve the prediction of volcanic eruptions worldwide. This innovative system, designed to recognize seismic patterns, could become part of early warning systems for predicting future eruptions. To maximize its impact, the team plans to release the forecasting models as open-access resources, enabling volcano observatories worldwide to apply them in real-time monitoring and prediction.

  • Study proposes accurate AI model to help predict volcanic eruptions

    ByHarsha Borah

    Researchers at the University of Granada have developed an innovative system demonstrating a very accurate machine-learning algorithm developed to predict volcanic eruptions. The study with important implications for global volcanic hazard forecasting and disaster preparedness.

  • New molecule detected in space using machine learning and ALMA observatory

    ByTW

    MIT researchers have recently reported the detection of 2-methoxyethanol, a previously unknown molecule, in space. The study utilized machine learning and ALMA observations to find this complex molecule in the star-forming region NGC 6334I. The discovery enhances the understanding of molecular complexity during star formation, providing new insights into the chemical processes that occur in space.

  • AI revolutionizes space debris detection, surpassing conventional methods

    ByTeo Blašković

    As we extend our reach into the cosmos, the clutter of space debris in Low Earth Orbit (LEO) becomes a pressing concern, threatening the safety and sustainability of space operations. To help with this growing problem, a recently published study in the journal IET Radar, Sonar & Navigation, introduced a promising solution leveraging the power of artificial intelligence (AI) to enhance the detection of these small but hazardous objects.

  • China launches first AI earthquake monitoring system

    ByJulie Celestial

    After six years of study, researchers from the University of Science and Technology of China (USTC) have developed the world's first artificial intelligence seismic monitoring system. This AI earthquake tracking system can report all source parameters within two…

  • China unveils digital courts with AI judges and verdicts via apps

    ByJulie Celestial

    China has developed mobile courts with artificial-intelligence judges and verdicts delivered through chat apps aiming to deal with backlogs in cases. Litigants appear by video chats as AI judge with avatar hears the cases. The country is urging digitization to…