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The ESM3 by EvolutionaryScale: a creative model for biological studies.

AI startup EvolutionaryScale has launched ESM3, a transformative generative language model focused on “programming biology”. With a 98-billion parameter count, ESM3 leverages artificial intelligence (AI) to generate and prototype new proteins. The company's main focus is on proteomics, which involves studying the function, composition, structure, interactions, and cellular activities of proteins present in a biological…

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Tech for suppressing AI emotions to assist call center agents

Japanese technology corporation SoftBank has developed an innovative artificial intelligence (AI) tool designed to safeguard call center employees from customer harassment and aggressive behavior. The AI system, called SoftVoice, is designed to detect anger in callers' voices and realign their tones to a calmer level without altering the words they are saying. The creation of…

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GPT-4 surpasses financial analysts in forecasting earnings.

A research paper by the University of Chicago suggests that GPT-4, a generalized AI model, could be more effective in predicting a company's future earnings than human experts. The researchers found that the AI model achieved an accuracy of 60% in its predictions, significantly higher than the 53% accuracy achieved by human analysts. The experiment involved…

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When utilized with this innovative prompt, ChatGPT can make future predictions.

Baylor University researchers Pham Hoang Van and Scott Cunningham have conducted an experiment using OpenAI's language prediction model, ChatGPT, to predict future events. Despite OpenAI's terms of service stating that its usage for prediction of the future is prohibited, the researchers used a smart strategy that resulted in strikingly accurate results. ChatGPT models function as predictive…

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Smartphone application powered by Artificial Intelligence can identify depression through facial signals.

Researchers from Dartmouth College have developed MoodCapture, an AI-powered smartphone application that uses facial recognition technology to detect early signs of depression. The app utilizes the front-facing camera on a user's smartphone to capture unguarded facial expressions, which the software then analyzes using AI algorithms. The system was trained using a large data set of…

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