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The Download: Roblox’s generative AI, and tech for humanity

What’s new: Roblox has announced plans to roll out a generative AI tool that will let creators make whole 3D scenes just using text prompts. Users will also be able to modify... Read more »

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Kamala Harris should stand with tech workers, not their bosses

On stage at the Democratic National Convention, Vice President Harris vowed to center the concerns of working people over those of corporate America. If she stays committed to that path in the... Read more »

Screening new materials with computer vision

Graduate students Eunice Aissi and Alexander Siemenn, SM ’21, who reported on the work with colleagues including professor of mechanical engineering Tonio Buonassisi, used the technique to analyze perovskites, materials that have... Read more »

A tool that lets users fight misinformation online

Users click a button to open a side panel where they label content as accurate or inaccurate or question its accuracy, and they can identify other sources whose assessments are trustworthy. Then,... Read more »

Lakes and seas on Titan may be shaped by waves

“We had the same starting shorelines, and we saw that you get a really different final shape under uniform erosion versus wave erosion,” Perron says. “They all kind of look like the... Read more »

How a butterfly’s scales are born

An optical micrograph shows the scales on the wings of an adult painted lady.COURTESY OF THE RESEARCHERS Using a special microscopic technique to peer through an opening they created in the chrysalis... Read more »

This is MIT and yes, we have bananas

President L. Rafael Reif gave a shout-out to the Banana Lounge in May 2022 in his last presidential charge to the graduating class. “In its charming quirkiness, the Banana Lounge is ‘very... Read more »

In molecules, one chemist sees art

In 2020, when she came to MIT for graduate school, Lee spent a virtual lab rotation with Laura Kiessling ’83, a chemist who helped pioneer the field of chemical biology. Unlike biochemistry,... Read more »