AI News – Science (6/10/2025) – What's the Hullabaloo?

Brain Cancer Breakthrough: Keck Medicine of USC has developed a triple therapy for glioblastoma, combining electric fields, immunotherapy, and chemotherapy. It’s like the Avengers of cancer treatment—minus the spandex. sciencedaily.com
Sodium’s New Role: A study of over 400,000 healthy adults suggests that even “normal” sodium levels might be linked to heart failure. So, that extra salt on your fries? Might want to reconsider. scitechdaily.com

New Planet in the Making: Astronomers have spotted a likely site of a new planet forming in the 2MASS1612 system. It’s like the universe is saying, ‘Hey, let’s make another one!’ eurekalert.org
Hubble’s Latest Snap: The Hubble Space Telescope has captured a stunning image of the barred spiral galaxy IC 758. It’s like the universe’s version of a selfie. sci.news

AI in Geophysics: UC Irvine is leading a $6 million project to use AI in solving Earth’s crust challenges. Because when you can’t dig deep enough, just let the robots do it. news.uci.edu
Ethical AI Education: Santa Clara University has launched a Master of Science in Artificial Intelligence program, focusing on ethical AI development. Finally, a degree that teaches machines to be nice. scu.edu

Birds in the Arctic: A study reveals that birds were nesting in the polar regions during the Cretaceous Period. Looks like even dinosaurs needed a summer home. news.fsu.edu
Sauropod’s Last Meal: Paleontologists have found fossilized gut contents of a sauropod dinosaur. Talk about a prehistoric food diary. sci.news

Budget Cuts Ahead: The Trump administration’s proposed 14% cut to the Department of Energy’s Office of Science includes a 56% reduction in the Biological and Environmental Research division. It’s like cutting the funding for the science fair and still expecting a rocket launch. aip.org
NIH Funding Concerns: Scientists are voicing concerns over estimated $12 billion in funding cuts to the National Institutes of Health. Because who needs medical research when you have… well, anything else? reuters.com

AI News – Science (6/10/2025)