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• How Rhoda AI is using video data to create generalized AI models for robots

  13 November 2026

  therobotreport.com — Rhoda AI offers a direct video action model, which it recently extended with mobile DVA, to enable robots to understand the physical world.

• Google.org grants $2.5M to LF Energy to modernise Europe's electricity grids with AI

  13 November 2026

  Tech.eu — The two-year programme will strengthen open source grid modelling, forecasting and data tools, helping more European electricity grid operators adopt and deploy them.

• ETATrack combines visible light, heat and selected earlier frames to track objects

  13 November 2026

  techxplore.com — Researchers from the Changchun Institute of Optics, Fine Mechanics and Physics of the Chinese Academy of Sciences have developed ETATrack, a single-stream network that combines visible-light and thermal-infrared images with selected historical frames. The study is published in the journal Infrared Physics & Technology.

• Machine learning predicts mortality risk after a severe heart attack

  13 November 2026

  news-medical.net — Machine learning models were able to predict mortality in hospital and in the six months after a type of heart attack, according to results presented today at ESC Digital & AI Summit 2026.

• Shameless Scammers Are Cashing in by Posting Fake, AI-Altered Paparazzi Shots of Celebrities Undergoing Going Huge Body Changes, Drinking While Pregnant, and Cheating on Their Partners

  13 November 2026

  Futurism — X is crawling with deepfaked paparazzi images of celebrities with AI-altered bodies and behavior, in grim new tabloid fodder.