With AlphaFold2, we have already seen how drug discovery has received a significant boost, enabling us to better understand diseases by means of protein folding and, as a result, to adapt drugs.
Overall, however, AI in chemistry is an extremely useful tool that is already more
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AlphaFold2 and AI Revolutionizing Drug Discovery and Chemistry
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Anticipating Emily Chang’s Posthuman Book Release
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Looking forward to “Posthuman” by @emilychangtv. https://t.co/CgaPYKE2qZ
— Robert Scoble (@Scobleizer) 9 novembre 2024Looking forward to “Posthuman” by @emilychangtv
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Working on tokenizer and embedding layer extensions for future release
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Not yet. I started working on it (extending the tokenizer and modifying the embedding layers) but got busy with some other things… I plan to revisit that though during the winter holidays and will probably have something to share then!
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LoRA Rank as an Unpredictable Hyperparameter in Model Fine-tuning
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Yeah but interestingly I also sometimes find that 1/2x the rank works better. Like you said it may be the data distribution. But yeah overall it’s a hyperparameter that sometimes has its own mind
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Vidu-1.5 Advances AI Video Generation with Integrated Scene Synthesis
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"Vidu-1.5 can seamlessly integrate people, objects, and environments to generate stunning videos, overturning traditional single-point fine-tuning methods like Lora."
— Chubby♨️ (@kimmonismus) 9 novembre 2024
Love to see how AI-Videos are accelerating!pic.twitter.com/cM6fPcKO3x"Vidu-1.5 can seamlessly integrate people, objects, and environments to generate stunning videos, overturning traditional single-point fine-tuning methods like Lora." Love to see how AI-Videos are accelerating!
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High-Resolution 3D Mapping Advances Autonomous Vehicle Technology
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Mapping car in Barcelona, Spain this morning. Seeing these predicts autonomous vehicles and robots to come over next decade. A researcher at @SRI_Intl told me that making a high-res 3D scan helps make maps more accurate. Google says theirs already has and that it made street
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Open-source AI models like Llama benefit the world
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The Economist explains why open-source AI models, such as Meta's Llama herd, are good for the world.
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Qwen 2.5 7B Model Shows Strong Performance on Aider Leaderboard
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Interestingly, there is little talk about Qwen 2.5. A screenshot is circulating on Reddit /localllama that shows the 7b version with 63.9% in the Aider leaderboard.
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Epic AI-Restored Footage of Roman Empire Released
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This looks epic.
— Harold Sinnott #MWC26 (@HaroldSinnott) 9 novembre 2024
Restored footage of the Roman Empire made with #AI@heyBarsee #IoT #5G #CES2025 #MWC25 pic.twitter.com/Ua9sEAJMdpThis looks epic. Restored footage of the Roman Empire made with #AI @heyBarsee #IoT #5G #CES2025 #MWC25
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OpenAI Hallucinations as Art and Competitor Analysis
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1) The information of the upcoming release comes from a very reputable person. 2) OpenAI itself says that their hallucinations are used as art, so to speak. So I'm interested to know what the competition does worse?