A paper shared on Hugging Face presents LitPivot, an approach to developing research ideas by placing them dynamically in the context of existing literature.
AI models are solving a growing number of mathematical problems. A pattern is emerging in which problems they crack, and it could help predict which ones will fall next.
Google Research describes work on applying foundation models to screening for tuberculosis.
Pathos AI, which is developing cancer drugs, has raised $237 million at a $3 billion valuation. Bristol Myers Squibb led the Series E round, and the startup's backers include AstraZeneca, NEA and General Atlantic.
In India, people are being paid to record video of themselves doing their jobs. The footage is then used as training data for AI systems, a sign of how labs are hunting for new sources of real-world data.
MIT assistant professor Benjamin Lindquist studies how engineers deliberately built randomness into early AI. That choice helped give rise to deep-learning models, which sometimes hallucinate.