A new computational technique could make it easier to engineer useful proteins | MIT News
To engineer proteins with useful functions, researchers usually begin with a natural protein that has a desirable function, such as
The Coming Copyright Reckoning for Generative AI | by Stephanie Kirmer | Apr, 2024
Courts are preparing to decide whether generative AI violates copyright—let’s talk about what that really means Photo by Annelies Geneyn
Groundbreaking Biomimetic Olfactory Chips Use AI to Enable Robots to Smell
The development of artificial olfactory sensors has been a long-standing challenge for researchers worldwide. Creating electronic noses (e-noses) that can
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CAST Releases Paper Exploring the Future of Agriculture with Genome Edited Crops
On Wednesday, March 20, the Council for Agricultural Science and Technology (CAST) hosted a successful rollout event for its latest
Are Language Models Benchmark Savants or Real-World Problem Solvers? | by Tula Masterman | Mar, 2024
Evaluating the evolution and application of language models on real world tasks AI students taking an exam in a classroom.
Trying to keep pace: Technology and regulation
Fiona Maini, senior director global compliance and strategy at Medidata, a Dassault Systèmes company, outlines the challenges that regulation has with
CEO Jensen Huang’s Predictions About the Future of Prompt Engineering
With NVIDIA’s announcement of AI Enterprise 5.0 and NVIDIA Inference Microservices at the GTC conference, CEO Jensen Huang plans to
Health minister joins life sciences innovation event
Health minister Andrew Stephenson CBE MP joined the first life sciences event of Leicestershire Innovation Festival 2024. Stephenson visited Charnwood