AI Research Archive

Breaking Free from the Solar System Prison: How Stars and Planetary Systems Are Born

NASA's Headache? The Behind-the-Scenes Story of the SLS Rocket and Artemis Mission

The Identity of 'DSO1': The Mysterious Blue Gas Cloud Next to the Andromeda Galaxy

Statistics and Machine Learning Are Converging — Here's What That Looks Like

Some of the most interesting work happening right now is at the boundary between classical statistics and modern machine learning. Two recent papers show what that intersection looks like.

The Arms Race Against Audio Deepfakes: Where Detection Research Stands in 2026

Audio deepfakes are getting harder to detect. A new paper uses large language model architectures for detection — and the results are worth paying attention to.

Mapping the Brain in Real Time: EEG, Graph Networks, and What Neuroscience Is Learning from AI

A new paper uses continuous-time graph networks to model how brain connectivity changes moment to moment. Here's why that matters.

Robots That Speak Sign Language and Assemble Things: Robotics at the Edge

Two robotics papers show AI moving from controlled lab settings to real-world interaction — including a robot that can interpret and produce sign language in real time.

How LLMs Are Changing the Way Scientists Do Research

Three papers on how large language models are reshaping scientific workflows — from literature discovery to multi-turn research conversations.

Stars That Eat Planets and Other Astrophysics Stories Worth Reading

Astrophysics papers are some of the best storytelling in science. Here are three recent ones that are worth reading even if you don't follow the field closely.