Kim Kardashian revealed in a Vanity Fair interview that she relied on OpenAI's ChatGPT to study for the First-Year Law Students' Examination, but the AI consistently gave her incorrect answers, leading to repeated failures. She described the chatbot as a "frenemy" and noted that it would respond with vague encouragement when she questioned its mistakes. The actress also touched on a broader AI controversy, referencing Ziff Davis's lawsuit against OpenAI over alleged copyright infringement. Additionally, Kardashian sparked a debate by denying the 1969 moon landing, prompting a corrective response from NASA acting administrator Sean Duffy. Leer más →

IBM and NASA have unveiled Surya, an AI‑driven digital twin of the Sun built on data from NASA’s Solar Dynamics Observatory and other solar missions. The foundation model processes raw solar imagery and magnetic‑field measurements to predict flares up to two hours in advance, improving accuracy by about 16 percent over traditional methods. Surya’s architecture, which leverages a long‑range vision transformer and spectral gating, can also integrate data from the Parker Solar Probe and SOHO, offering a versatile tool for heliophysics and potentially other Earth‑observation fields. Leer más →

IBM and NASA have unveiled Surya, an open‑source foundation model designed to improve solar‑weather forecasting. Trained on nine years of high‑resolution images from NASA’s Solar Dynamics Observatory, the 366‑million‑parameter model can predict solar flares and generate visual forecasts up to two hours ahead, outperforming previous systems by 16 percent. The release highlights the growing importance of accurate space‑weather predictions for power‑grid resilience and comes amid discussions about potential cuts to NASA’s science budget. Leer más →

NASA and Google are collaborating on an AI‑driven medical tool called the Crew Medical Officer Digital Assistant (CMO‑DA) to support astronaut health on long‑duration missions. Built on Google Cloud’s Vertex AI platform, the system combines speech, text and image inputs to help crews diagnose and treat conditions when Earth‑based doctors are unavailable. Early testing on scenarios such as ankle injuries, flank pain and ear pain showed diagnostic accuracy ranging from 74% to 88%. NASA retains ownership of the source code, and the partnership plans to expand the assistant’s capabilities with additional data sources and situational awareness for space‑specific health challenges. Leer más →

A satellite has used onboard AI to autonomously decide where and when to capture a scientific image, with no human input. The technology, called Dynamic Targeting, was tested by NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory and installed aboard a satellite built by Open Cosmos. Leer más →