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Researchers use GPT-4 to discover affordable drug pairs that may treat breast cancer effectively while sparing healthy cells in lab tests.

The Darwin Gödel Machine, a self-improving AI, rewrites its own code to enhance coding skills, offering potential for continuous learning and societal benefits.

Quantitative genetics knowledge helps scientists understand what deep neural networks are learning

President Trump's new Genesis Mission executive order directs the Department of Energy to use AI and supercomputers to accelerate research in biotech, fusion energy, and quantum science.

A security researcher uses OpenAI’s o3 model to find a critical vulnerability in the Linux kernel’s file-sharing system, improving cybersecurity.

New platforms bring powerful, energy-efficient AI processing to satellites and orbital data centers, enabling real-time decisions and faster analysis of Earth imagery.

New implantable device enables typing speeds close to normal by decoding imagined finger movements, offering hope beyond slow eye-tracking systems.

Harvard and CRG researchers created popEVE, an AI that ranks severity of genetic mutations using evolutionary data, promising faster, cheaper, and less biased rare disease diagnosis.