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Will enterprises soon keep their best gen AI use cases under wraps?

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Similarly, clothing brand Under Armour recently produced an ad that used AI-generated 3D models of the British boxer Anthony Joshua, based on videos they took of him in the past. An additional use of new proteins is to detect chemicals in the body very quickly. “If The new ads were created very quickly,” says Banks.

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Android’s facial-recognition future could rely on skin detection

The Parallax

Ingmar Bruder was researching organic photovoltaics—and how to make paint that could absorb sunlight and turn it into electricity—at German chemical giant BASF, when he hit upon an unexpected discovery. When he pointed infrared beams at various objects, they would reflect the beam back in different ways, depending on what they were made of.

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Nanome raises $3 million to help scientists get up close with molecular structures in VR

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Part of that comes from the need to closely examine every relevant molecule, studying its chemical composition and interactions as well as its physical structure at the atomic level. Discovery and research of new molecular compounds is an expensive business, with development costs exceeding $10 billion per substance in some cases. per drug.”.

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Generally Intelligent secures cash from OpenAI vets to build capable AI systems

TechCrunch

Called Generally Intelligent , it plans to do this by turning these fundamentals into an array of tasks to be solved and by designing and testing different systems’ ability to learn to solve them in highly complex 3D worlds built by their team. ” Image Credits: Generally Intelligent.

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Genesis Therapeutics raises $52M A round for its AI-focused drug discovery mission

TechCrunch

The resulting representation is richer and more complex, a more complete picture of a molecule than you’d get from its chemical formula or a stick diagram showing the different structures and bonds. Because in the world of biochemistry, nothing is as simple as a diagram.

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SunGreenH2’s nano-scale engineering could double green hydrogen production

TechCrunch

It looks a bit chaotic, but the material is carefully engineered to interact with the other chemical components of the electrolysis process (mainly water and a catalyst), and by forming a sort of 3D sponge structure rather than a flat or rough one, it doubles the surface area that reaction can happen on.

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With new funding, Atomic AI envisions RNA as the next frontier in drug discovery

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A rotating 3D model of an RNA strand structure predicted by PARSE. The general idea is you have a protein, say one you want to inhibit expression of in the human body, but what you don’t have is a chemical that binds reliably and exclusively to that protein, exactly where and when you want it to (and cheaply, if possible).