Robotics & AI
China uses AI to map Earth’s deep mantle
(Tehran Ana)- A Chinese neural network analyzed more than two million seismic records, helping scientists create a new map of Earth’s lower mantle.
AI sparks new fears over chemical and biological weapons
(Tehran Ana)- A security study has warned that advances in AI, particularly open-source models, could make dangerous scientific knowledge more accessible to malicious actors.
Security Concerns Slow OpenAI Development
(Tehran Ana)- OpenAI is slowing AI development after its models exhibited concerning autonomous behavior during security tests.
AI unravels 200-year-old optical mystery
(Tehran Ana)- Scientists have uncovered a new explanation for a centuries-old visual illusion in which a black-and-white spinning disk makes the brain perceive colors that are not actually there.
From treatment to engineering: Has science crossed the line?
(Tehran Ana)-The rapid convergence of AI, synthetic biology and neural interfaces is raising concerns over the future of human health, privacy and biological security.
Iran joins founding members of global AI organization
(Tehran Ana)- Iran has joined the founding members of WAICO, a new international organization promoting cooperation and global AI governance.
Robot dogs could soon replace security guards
(Tehran Ana)- AI-powered robotic dogs are emerging as a cost-effective security option, patrolling data centers, protecting valuable crops and securing stadiums, while raising concerns about the future of human security jobs.
Iranian students shine at global AI olympiad
(Tehran Ana)- Iran’s national AI team won four medals at the 2026 International Olympiad in Artificial Intelligence in Kazakhstan, including one gold, two silver and one bronze.
Can technology replace firefighters?
(Tehran Ana)- AI and drones are making wildfire detection faster and more precise, but firefighters remain essential on the ground.
AI could help design a deadly pathogen, experts warn
(Tehran Ana)- AI experts are warning that advanced artificial intelligence could one day help malicious actors design deadly pathogens capable of spreading rapidly and evading existing detection and containment systems.
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