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What skills do people need to successfully program with AI?
The new trend of “vibe coding” allows people to program software without writing a single line of code. Now, a new study by ETH Zurich has shown that users who want to develop apps and programs successfully with AI need not only a capacity for clear written expression, but also a basic knowledge of computer science. -
Why the Eurovision Song Contest never fails to entertain
The Eurovision Song Contest is constantly updating itself. A new ETH Zurich study shows how participating nations learn from one another, why recipes for success lose their effectiveness and how rules maintain a level playing field. -
Whether traffic flows or not depends on more than just the roads
What are the reasons for traffic jams? Traffic jams are a consequence of how cities are planned, built and how they are used – as a comparison of 30 cities worldwide shows. The results could change urban and transport planning in the medium term. -
Students breathe new life into old building materials
Students at ETH Zurich dismantle buildings, catalogue their materials and use them to develop new construction projects. In a course held directly on the building site, they learn how to put the circular economy and digital tools into practice in real-world projects. -
Improving animal welfare in the lab: AI helps better detect pain
In animal experiments involving mice, changes in the facial expression indicate whether an animal is suffering. Until now, researchers have had to rely on the human eye to detect any possible signs of pain or distress. A standardised video monitoring system and AI algorithms now make this task easier.