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- GeoContra: From Fluent GIS Code to Verifiable Spatial Analysis with Geography-Grounded Repair
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InfantAgent-Next: A Multimodal Generalist Agent for Automated Computer Interaction
Source: arXiv Date: 2026-05-04 By Bin Lei, Weitai Kang, Zijian Zhang, Winson Chen, Xi Xie, Shan Zuo, Mimi Xie, Ali Payani, Mingyi Hong, Yan Yan, Caiwen Ding
- Brain MR Image Synthesis with 3D Multi-Contrast Self-Attention GAN
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AI Is Quietly Breaking Peer Review — And Academia Just Caught It
AI has quietly infiltrated peer review, exposing cracks in academia’s trust systems that were already under strain. What looks like “cheating” is really a symptom of structural stress: overworked reviewers, outdated credibility checks, and fragile trust infrastructure. The next break may be bigger, forcing universities and journals to confront how expertise itself is being redefined.
AI Faces Its Hardest Test Ever — Results Shock Scientists.
A massive 2,500-question exam built by 1,000 experts exposed surprising weaknesses in advanced AI models. The project, nicknamed "Humanity's Last Exam," reveals gaps in reasoning that normal benchmarks fail to detect.
Source: ScienceDaily – AI Test Study (March 2026)
When Memory Becomes a Vulnerability
Human memory forgets to heal, but machines remember without mercy. In the age of AI and persistent data, perfect recall turns strength into vulnerability, reshaping identity and autonomy.