Heaviest neutron star to date is a ‘black widow’ eating its mate
Stanford and UC Berkeley researchers have been studying black widow systems for more than a decade, hoping to discover just how large these neutron stars can grow.
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Meet CoAuthor, an experiment in human-AI collaborative writing
Researchers study how humans and AI can write together by designing large interaction datasets. […]
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A data-driven approach to cooling
Using data from sensors, civil engineers modeled settlements in tropical regions and found that painting roofs with white reflective paint could reduce heat stress incidents by 91 percent. […]
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Ghost in the machine: Knowing who created a robot makes it feel more authentic
Stanford GSB researchers found that people see AI agents as more authentic when they know something about the people who made them. […]
