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诺贝尔奖得主、CRISPR 共同发明人 Jennifer Doudna 在访谈中探讨人工智能在科学研究中的作用与影响。
OpenAI is expanding academic access to GPT-Rosalind through a new Rosalind Academic Plan, offering sponsored access to eligible U.S. university labs to support biological research and scientific discovery.
NVIDIA joins the European Commission's AI in Science Enablers Initiative at the AI in Science Summit in Dublin, pledging open models, datasets, compute, training resources, and collaborations to support Europe's scientific research community.
A tweet arguing that if AI discovers a life-saving treatment, outcomes matter more than whether the AI truly 'understood' or was conscious, criticizing those who prioritize philosophical purity tests over practical results in science.
Anthropic announced a 'Claude-led' discovery of a novel enzyme system in viral DNA resembling CRISPR gene-editing mechanisms, but scientists questioned the claim, calling the results preliminary, unpeer-reviewed, and possibly duplicating unpublished doctoral research.
Elad Gil reacts to the 2026 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine being awarded to Karl Deisseroth, Peter Hegemann, and Georg Nagel for optogenetics, noting how biology has felt slow since CRISPR and speculating AI-driven closed-loop automation could accelerate it.
Google DeepMind collaborated with ScienceStowers to map over 2,500 regulatory patterns in DNA, identifying sequences that act as biological switches to control gene activity.
A tweet describes the synthesis of a new drug, PAC-3310, designed by ChatGPT, as a selective M4 muscarinic receptor agonist for treating schizophrenia.
This paper explores using large language models to generate ranking policies for shortlisting protein binders from candidate pools, showing modest improvements over baseline methods in de novo design workflows.
Ethan Mollick suggests that AI-generated analyses should be accompanied by multiverse-style reporting and full disclosure of prompts to enhance reproducibility in science.
OpenAI announces commitments to support U.S. national science through the Department of Energy's Genesis Mission, providing API access, Codex credits, and early model access to researchers at National Laboratories.
LabVLA is a vision-language-action model for scientific laboratory automation, trained with a two-stage approach combining action token pretraining and flow matching. It achieves state-of-the-art success rates on the LabUtopia benchmark by leveraging simulated data to bridge the gap between household demonstrations and lab-specific tasks.
The article critically examines the use of machine learning in weather and climate modeling, highlighting its practical strengths and inherent limitations while cautioning against overhyped claims of a revolution.
Onepot AI can synthesize and deliver custom molecules in just 5 days by combining robotic synthesis with large-scale ML inference on Anyscale, dramatically accelerating drug discovery.
Nominations are open for the Pritzker Prize for AI in Science Research Excellence, a $50,000 award honoring researchers advancing AI and natural sciences or engineering.
The ninth edition of the AI Index report analyzes the gap between AI advancement and societal preparedness, featuring new assessments of reasoning, safety, economic value, labor effects, and dedicated chapters on AI in science and medicine.
This article reflects on the five-year impact of AlphaFold since its 2020 breakthrough, highlighting its role as a global scientific tool used by millions of researchers and its recognition with the 2024 Nobel Prize in Chemistry.
AI tools like ChatGPT are shortening antibiotic discovery from years to hours through computational molecular design, addressing the global antimicrobial resistance crisis.
Anthropic is collaborating with chemists to enhance Claude's chemistry capabilities, starting with a white paper on how Claude performs on NMR spectrum analysis compared to ChemDraw.