yeah we a better way to display these. there are subtle differences, bigger might not always be better
GENERATIVE AI
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AI Tool Enables Molecular Design for Cancer Drug Development
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By hitting the "play button" on molecules, future versions of the tool could help chemists design new molecules & closely study how their drug prototypes for cancer & other diseases would interact w/the molecular structure it intends to impact. pic.twitter.com/iU8FaGFvin
— MIT CSAIL (@MIT_CSAIL) 23 janvier 2025By hitting the "play button" on molecules, future versions of the tool could help chemists design new molecules & closely study how their drug prototypes for cancer & other diseases would interact w/the molecular structure it intends to impact.
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GenAI Models Molecular Motion for Chemistry and Biology
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GenAI has shown potential in helping chemists & biologists explore static molecules, like proteins & DNA. One challenge, though: Molecules are constantly moving & jiggling, which is important to model for some proteins & drugs. Simulating these motions on a computer using
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MDGen Simulates Molecular Dynamics Using AI Frame Prediction
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As a step towards simulating these behaviors more efficiently, MDGen learns from prior data. The system can take a frame of a 3D molecule & simulate what’ll happen next, like a video, connecting separate stills & even filling in missing frames: https://
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MIT CSAIL’s MDGen Creates Molecular Dynamics Videos Efficiently
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MIT CSAIL’s new generative model can efficiently create molecular dynamics videos Their "MDGen" system emulates molecular dynamics, connecting static structures. It's an early step toward designing molecules w/desired dynamics.
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Citations Now Supported for Claude 3.5 Sonnet and Haiku
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Citations is currently supported for the new Claude 3.5 Sonnet and Claude 3.5 Haiku. Learn more in our docs:
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Citations Feature Outperforms Custom Methods in Internal Evaluations
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In our internal evals, we found Citations performance exceeds custom citation methods for generating accurate/consistent citations. It also requires significantly fewer tokens than having to implement your own citations prompt since Claude already knows the format to use.
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Claude Citations Feature for PDFs and Text Documents
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With Citations enabled, Claude can cite chunks of content from pdfs, plain text docs, and text chunks. The returned citations are easy to parse, and Claude makes sure to only highlight the part of the response that is applicable to the citation.
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Claude Citations Feature Now Available for Developers via API
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Under the hood, Claude is trained to cite sources. With Citations, we are exposing this ability to devs. To use Citations, users can pass a new "citations: {enabled:true}" parameter on any document type they send through the API.
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Anthropic API Citations Feature Now Available for Grounded Responses
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We've rolled out Citations in the Anthropic API. Citations allows Claude to ground its answers in user-provided information and provide precise references to the sentences and passages used in its responses. Here's how it works: