Cornell Chronicle is reporting on new research and expert insights. It said engineer Robert Shepherd discussed the radical future of robots on the "Research Matters" podcast. The Chronicle also highlighted research into biofortified millet as a potential new tool in the fight against childhood malnutrition, focusing on its ability to improve children's gut health. It further reported that satellite imagery is being used to protect trees from European spongy moth outbreaks by providing maps of defoliation.
In other news, the Chronicle noted that Claire Wardle of CALS discussed election disinformation in the age of AI for AARP, stating that AI manipulation offers plausible deniability for those caught doing wrong on video. Separately, Dr. Matthew Robbins of Weill Cornell advised pregnant individuals experiencing severe headaches to consult their healthcare provider, as reported by PARENTS.