Computer Science

A technique to see DNA as it moves in living cells could offer novel fundamental insights into biology.

A new tool allows researchers to proactively review their content and identify AI-generated text.

“Marlowe,” named after the fictional detective created by Raymond Chandler, has the potential to transform research across fields, from political science to astrophysics.

Researchers at Stanford Engineering have developed an AI-trained model to accurately recreate the hand movements of elite-level pianists and the physical stresses they endure while playing.

Russell Poldrack, Zach Chandler, and Francesca Vera talk about open science practices at Stanford and how they’re changing academia.

Computer scientist Maneesh Agrawala on AI-assisted creativity, the real problem with deepfakes, and why tools that make it easier for people to express themselves are good for humanity.

Zakir Durumeric explains the software bug that hobbled millions of computers and how we can become more resilient to future outages.

Digital doubles are becoming more powerful and accessible. What could that mean for actors – and society at large?

A new AI-driven analysis finds the most popular U.S. history textbooks used in California and Texas commonly misrepresent the scientific consensus around climate change.

Engineers have found a metallic compound that could bring more efficient forms of computer memory closer to commercialization, reducing computing’s carbon footprint, enabling faster processing, and allowing AI training to happen on individual devices instead of remote servers.