Blogs

A Belgian study uncovers that gender bias in AI hiring systems is more pervasive than previously thought, with algorithms using proxy variables like hobbies and language patterns to inadvertently penalize female candidates despite attempts at de-biasing.

A groundbreaking proof-of-concept study by Subtle Medical and Bayer shows that artificial intelligence can effectively reduce gadolinium contrast dose in MRI scans while preserving diagnostic image quality, potentially improving patient safety and reducing long-term exposure concerns.

Microsoft’s AI Economy Institute report reveals that while global AI adoption reached 16.3% in 2025, the digital divide is intensifying with high-income economies pulling ahead while developing regions lag behind, highlighting the need for inclusive AI strategies.

A comprehensive overview of recent climate research covering forest ecology, Winter Olympics vulnerability, climate security reporting, and policy dynamics in Australia and beyond.

New research from the University of Nottingham finds that consumers systematically misunderstand which foods are most damaging to the environment, often overestimating processed foods while underestimating high-impact items like nuts and beef.