Scientists at the University of Toronto’s Donelly Centre have developed a cutting-edge AI model called PepFlow that can predict the diverse shapes that peptides adopt with…
By Sam Jeans · 3 min read
Welcome to this week’s roundup of hand-assembled bespoke AI news. This week Anthropic knocked OpenAI off pole position. AI audio generators face the music in court.…
By Eugene van der Watt · 4 min read
Researchers from the University of Reading in the UK conducted a blind study to see if human educators were able to detect AI-generated content. The results…
By Eugene van der Watt · 5 min read
AI has a myriad of uses, but one of its most concerning applications is the creation of deep fake media and misinformation. A new study from…
By Sam Jeans · 3 min read
AI startup EvolutionaryScale has released ESM3, a 98B-parameter generative LLM for “programming biology”. The company is focused on proteomics, the study of the interactions, function, composition,…
By Eugene van der Watt · 2 min read
Large language models like GPT-4o can perform incredibly complex tasks, but even the top models struggle with some basic reasoning challenges that children can solve. In…
By Eugene van der Watt · 3 min read
In a landmark escalation in the battle between the music industry and AI companies, the world’s three largest record labels filed federal lawsuits against text-to-audio platforms…
By Sam Jeans · 5 min read
As the era of generative AI marches on, a broad range of companies have joined the fray, and the models themselves have become increasingly diverse. Amidst…
By Sam Jeans · 7 min read
Anthropic released Claude Sonnet 3.5 which is more powerful, faster, and cheaper than its larger Claude 3 Opus model. When Anthropic released its Claude 3 family…
By Eugene van der Watt · 2 min read
A University of Oxford study developed a means of testing when language models are “unsure” of their output and risk hallucinating. AI “hallucinations” refer to a…
By Sam Jeans · 3 min read
