AI Briefing#ai-for-science
The latest AI and developer news about #ai-for-science, with the original source and a short summary.
The latest AI and developer news about #ai-for-science, with the original source and a short summary.
Jakob Macke, Daniel Gedon, and Stefan Wahl argue that AI tools for science should return the full distribution of compatible models rather than a single optimal fit to reveal what data actually constrains.
The October 28 update includes support for Tau Ceti's open Lean maths library and FlyWire's brain-mapping tools.
The expansion includes the US National Science Foundation, EMBL, and the Francis Crick Institute, which will distribute free Claude credits to researchers.
The 27B instruction-finetuned model is designed to generate falsifiable hypotheses and investigation plans within the DiscoveryRSI agentic harness.
Anthropic researchers used Claude to autonomously design novel quantum circuits for modular inversion and Reed-Solomon decoding, achieving significant reductions in gate counts and qubit usage compared to previous methods.
Eligible U.S. academic labs can receive up to 30 Business Standard seats for free for up to 12 months.
The initiative grants direct access to tools like AlphaFold 3 and WeatherNext to support the EU’s RAISE initiative.
Sim-GEAR achieves a 91.1% computational speedup and 62.6% memory reduction compared to GEAR by replacing curvature matching with metric matching.
The funding will provide Claude access to over 15 federal agencies, including NASA and NIH, over the next three years.
Google DeepMind, Isomorphic Labs, and Meta are collectively investing $300 million to support the creation of multi-modal datasets for predictive models of life.
The pipeline reduces crop genetics analysis from years of field trials to hours of computation by using evolutionary constraints to break genetic ties.
The dataset, generated using AlphaFold2 and NVIDIA BioNeMo, includes 30% of protein interactions that are completely new to science.
950 Claude agents processed 210 million tokens over 21 hours to identify the uncharacterized reverse transcriptase system ART.
Microsoft has open-sourced the code and weights of RetroChimera, a retrosynthesis AI published in Nature, under the MIT license.
OpenAI released a research case study demonstrating how Codex and ChatGPT reduced the time for antimicrobial molecule discovery from years to hours.
Google DeepMind has released AlphaGenome Atlas, a 1-petabyte dataset predicting the impact of every single nucleotide variant in human DNA.
Google has released the AlphaGenome Atlas and AVI scores to predict the effects of 9 billion variants in the human genome.
OpenAI has released a research preview of 'Rosalind Workbench', an integrated workspace for life sciences researchers within the ChatGPT app.
Anthropic is offering 10,000 Claude Team seats valid for one year to verified academic and non-profit research labs.
Anthropic is expanding its AI for Science program by offering 10,000 scientists worldwide free or $15/month Claude subscriptions.
The 'Open Discovery Challenge' for discovering and validating novel malaria drug candidates using AI has been released on Hugging Face.
LG AI Research dramatically shortened new material development timelines using a molecular pre-training model that leverages 3D structures.
The NAIRR program, backed by NVIDIA's AI infrastructure, is driving innovative research outcomes across various scientific fields including protein prediction and energy materials development.
NVIDIA has unveiled new AI software libraries to speed up research across various scientific fields, including astronomy and materials science.