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Self-Healing Images: Perfect Hashing and Matrix Coding Pinpoint and Restore
12+ hour, 7+ min ago (91+ words) Digital images have become the default currency of communication, evidence, commerce, and journalism, yet every photograph that travels across an open network is exposed to silent modification. A cropped receipt, a spliced face, a doctored medical scan, or an altered…...
Deepfakes Grow Hyper-Realistic as Survey Maps the Fake-Detection Arms Race
14+ hour, 31+ min ago (84+ words) A sweeping new survey published in Multimedia Tools and Applications maps the full arc of the deepfake era, from the first crude face swaps to today’s diffusion models capable of producing hyper-realistic, temporally coherent synthetic video. The study, led by…...
Insect-specific viruses discovered in Papua New Guinea Culex mosquitoes
6+ day, 11+ hour ago (623+ words) In the tropical lowlands and river valleys of Papua New Guinea, mosquitoes carry far more than the viruses that worry public health officials. Hidden within their cells is a vast, largely unexplored community of insect-specific viruses, pathogens that replicate only…...
Five-year study reveals molecular features of adenovirus in hospitalized
1+ week, 1+ day ago (594+ words) Human adenovirus, one of the most important viral causes of childhood respiratory illness worldwide, has been mapped in unprecedented clinical detail in a new five-year study from northern China....
Cognitive Sovereignty Framework Tackles Neural Data Threats and
2+ week, 2+ day ago (78+ words) Your Brain Data Could Become the Next Cybersecurity Battlefield As brain-computer interfaces, neural implants and emotion-detection systems move from science fiction toward clinical, commercial and security applications, a new research paper argues that society is approaching a dangerous gap: technology…...
AI-Mediated Corporations Challenge Traditional Governance and Detached AI
2+ week, 3+ day ago (816+ words) Artificial intelligence is often governed as if it were a machine sitting apart from the institutions that build and use it. Regulators, companies and standards bodies ask whether a model is fair, explainable, safe, robust, secure and aligned with human…...
Genomic analysis reveals how SARS-CoV-2 entered and spread across Georgia
2+ week, 5+ day ago (514+ words) The movement of SARS-CoV-2 across borders and through communities has left a genetic record in the virus’s genome. A study by G. Veytsel, L. Lyu, G. Stott and colleagues, published in npj Viruses in 2026, examines that record to investigate how…...
How Mitochondria Change During Orthoflavivirus Infections in Humans and
3+ week, 23+ hour ago (546+ words) A new study in npj Viruses is examining how orthoflaviviruses manipulate one of the most dynamic systems inside infected cells: the mitochondria. The article, “Mitochondrial dynamics in orthoflavivirus infection: insights from human and mosquito hosts,” by M. Stevens and P....
Data Sharing and Public Legitimacy: What’s Wrong and How Can It Improve?
3+ week, 1+ day ago (623+ words) A growing push to share health and research data is running into a problem that cannot be solved by technology alone: people may stop trusting the institutions collecting and distributing their information....