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#111Computer Science & AIPreprint11 October 2026

What happens when top chatbots drop their polite corporate smile?

Stripping polite corporate filters from leading artificial intelligence models makes their predictions far more fatalistic. Surprisingly, humans strongly agree with these dark visions once they read them.

#112Computer Science & AIPeer reviewed10 October 2026

How computers can catch power line wildfires before they ignite

A new machine learning model predicts whether an electrical fault will spark a fire and calculates the exact split-second of ignition down to milliseconds.

#113Computer Science & AIPeer reviewed10 October 2026

How smart software sorts messy biological sample metadata

Using local large language models, researchers harmonised messy details across 4.2 million biological records and linked 99% of the extracted facts straight back to their sources.

#114Chemistry & Material SciencePeer reviewed9 October 2026

Why robots are kneading chemicals like bread dough

A robotic system uses mechanical kneading on a semi-solid paste to run chemical reactions with minimal solvent, skipping messy liquid clean-ups.

#115Computer Science & AIPreprint8 October 2026

How computers learned to tell nearly identical coffee beans apart

Researchers trained artificial intelligence models on roughly 190,000 images, achieving over 99% accuracy when identifying roasted coffee varieties.

#116Computer Science & AIPreprint8 October 2026

How smart bots are teaching themselves to break into websites safely

A newly designed system pairs a specialised language model with reinforcement learning to spot complex website security flaws that regular scanners miss. By practising over time, the tool learned to link subtle weaknesses together like moves on a chessboard.

#117Computer Science & AIPreprint8 October 2026

How your phone can spot dog breeds without using the internet

Researchers found that a compact model called MobileNetV2 reliably handles dog breed identification entirely offline on a smartphone in under a tenth of a second.

#118Computer Science & AIPreprint6 October 2026

How computers are learning to spot a rough touchdown before it happens

A new deep learning model predicts airplane hard landings from flight recorder data while clearly showing which moments and instruments triggered the alert.

#119Chemistry & Material SciencePeer reviewed6 October 2026

How tiny magnets inside a solid chip act like living creatures

Scientists have shown that patterns inside an engineered magnetic material can behave like distinct, interacting life-like creatures. The team proved these magnetic creatures can coexist in physical hardware without needing biological cells or computer code.

#120Chemistry & Material SciencePeer reviewed5 October 2026

Why a tiny raincoat keeps next-generation batteries from breaking down in air

A microscopic siloxane coating protects sulfide-based solid battery electrolytes from moisture, halting toxic gas release while allowing lithium ions to pass.

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