How do we learn to associate specific objects with specific words? A team from New York University have developed an AI ‘baby’ to help us answer this question.

Professor Chris Whitty delivers lecture on health inequalities as part of the University’s bicentenary celebrations

An AI sommelier, a remarkable sleeping habit and a giant iceberg are all covered in these stories of science in the news

From long-lost animals to rodent imagination, here’s a collection of the most exciting stories of science in the news

Director of Manchester Animation Festival sits down to talk about this years programme and the threat of distributors and AI in the world of animation

Here’s a rundown of the science stories you need to know about from the last few weeks

With AI usage rising, here are the new University guidelines on how and when to use it

With growing geopolitical tensions and an underwhelming level of investment, the UK may not be doing enough to revive the domestic semiconductor industry

The new AI technology, developed by the University of Oxford and Harvard Medical School, could help predict new viral outbreaks

As artificial intelligence evolves, a new generation of more sophisticated, and more believable scams are emerging

ChatGPT is set to be approved as original work by the University of Manchester in undergraduate admissions. Find out more, exclusively, here:

Could new Artificial Intelligence softwares put human chefs and nutritionists out of a job?

Is art a purely humanist endeavour? The creators of Ai-Da don’t seem to think so

Wondering what science has to do with music? Check out the Science and Industry Museum’s new exhibition ‘Turn It Up: The power of music’ to find out.

As the development of AI technology is rapidly improving, should we be questioning who our voice assistants are narrated by?

Origin of the Species follows the efforts of making robots and androids human-like. But will this ever be truly possible?

Blake Crompton describes how artificial intelligence is helping us unpack the decades old protein-folding problem

Artificial intelligence is beginning to impact every aspect of our lives, and our studies are no different. This week, Zain Alden explores how this technology will change the experience of future students

Nimo Omer argues that deepfakes are a small part of a wider problem that we have with lies and deception in society

IBM has recently unveiled a commercial quantum supercomputer. Wasim Askar explores the basic principles of how quantum computing works.