In a recent study, researchers found a new way to change the physical properties of a specific protein known to be the culprit of about 75% of all human cancer cases. The researchers say the discovery could pave the way for future cancer treatments.
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Taylor Swift deepfakes be damned, Google is releasing a new AI-powered tool, ImageFX, for image creation.
Google has launched a new image generation tool, ImageFX, powered by its recently released Imagen 2 GenAI model.
The attempt to resuscitate FTX is dead on arrival, and soon the defunct exchange will repay the people its convicted felon co-founder bilked out of money.
As The Guardian reports, company attorney Andrew Dietderich admitted that there will be no FTX comeback because, basically, nobody was dumb enough to try and rebuild it.
From the time one-time head Sam Bankman-Fried was first arrested back in November 2022 until now, there have been repeated and vague reports about a potential bounce-back for the shuttered brand.
How GPT Pilot Codes 95% of Your App
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Jetsons made real. đ đ Year 2023.
GPT Pilot is a dev tool that writes 95% of coding tasks.
Meta presents Efficient Tool Use with Chain-of-Abstraction Reasoning.
Join the discussion on this paper page.
Microsoft and OpenAI are in a discussion to invest up to $500 million in Figure AI. The deal could value the humanoid robot startup at $1.9 billion.
DTC: Deep Tracking Control
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Trajectory optimization and reinforcement learning are combined for versatile and robust perceptive legged locomotion.
The study of exoplanets is slated to get an upgrade with NASAâs Roman Space Telescope, also known as Roman, which will observe the night sky like never before. However, before it can meet its current scheduled launch date of May 2027, Roman needs to demonstrate all its instruments and components are functioning at peak performance, which includes its Coronagraph Instrument (CGI). The CGI is slated to be a technology demonstration for directly imaging exoplanets on future space telescope missions. Recently, NASA announced that CGI passed some critical tests for ensuring the CGI and the other instruments on Roman will function in tandem without getting in each otherâs way.
âThis is such an important and nerve-wracking stage of building a spacecraft instrument, testing whether or not everything works as intended,â Dr. Feng Zhao, who is the deputy project manager for CGI at NASA JPL, said in a statement. âBut we have an amazing team who built this thing, and it passed the electrical components tests with flying colors.â