16 posts tagged with "AI"
How do you verify scientific knowledge when there are 2.9 million papers on arXiv alone, with thousands more added every day? A new paper extracts nearly two million claims from 16,087 manuscripts and compares machine evaluation to human peer review, with 81% agreement.
World models enable AI agents to imagine futures and plan actions, achieving 10-100x better sample efficiency than traditional reinforcement learning. From DreamerV3 collecting diamonds in Minecraft to foundation models like Sora and Genie, world models represent AI's shift from pattern matching to simulating reality itself.
MIT researchers used generative AI to create novel antibiotics from scratch, not finding them, but designing them. The breakthrough matters less for what it creates than for what it proves.
An AI system at Google DeepMind discovered how bacteria share genes across species barriers using 7 days of computational reasoning. When tested, it matched unpublished experimental observations exactly.
Foundation models trained on biological data are transforming protein structure prediction, genomics, drug discovery, and pathology. Learn how machine learning benchmarks in 2024 are revealing biology's dark matter through RNA analysis and metagenomic discovery.
Why does it feel like our tools weren't designed by pathologists or researchers? Anthropic's Claude for Life Sciences attempts to bridge this gap by embedding AI directly into existing scientific workflows through Connectors and Agent Skills, building an operating system for R&D that actually respects how scientists work.
Exploring how Reinforcement Learning (RL) combined with Physics-Informed Machine Learning (PIML) can teach AI to design structurally sound and resilient buildings by learning from simulated physical environments.