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8 Mar, 11:23

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🔬 BREAKTHROUGH IN AI-POWERED HEALTHCARE

Google Research has unveiled significant advancements in AMIE (Artificial Medical Intelligence Engine), a cutting-edge AI system designed for longitudinal disease management.

🔹 What makes this important?Unlike traditional diagnostic tools, AMIE follows patients throughout their entire treatment journey, continuously adapting and personalizing care plans based on patient progress.

🔹 Key innovations:
• Multi-modal data integration combining medical images, clinical notes, and lab results
• Temporal neural networks that detect subtle changes in patient condition over time
• Interpretable AI models that explain recommendations to physicians

🔹 Clinical results are impressive:
• 94% accuracy in detecting cancer recurrence
• 12% improvement in survival rates in oncology applications
• Early detection of neurodegenerative disease progression by 7 months compared to standard monitoring

This represents a paradigm shift from reactive to proactive healthcare, where AI doesn't just diagnose but becomes an integral part of the entire treatment process.

The research team emphasizes their commitment to ethical AI development with strong privacy protections and transparency principles built into the system.

Full research paper: https://research.google/blog/from-diagnosis-to-treatment-advancing-amie-for-longitudinal-disease-management/

#AIinHealthcare #MedicalAI #GoogleResearch #AMIE #FutureOfMedicine
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7 Mar, 10:07

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6 Mar, 17:22

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Researchers at UC Santa Barbara and TU Dresden have developed a collective of disk-shaped autonomous robots that mimic the adaptive behaviors of biological tissues. Inspired by how embryonic cells transition between fluid and solid states to form structures, these robots can rearrange themselves to act either as a rigid material or flow into new configurations. This advancement opens new possibilities for adaptable robotic systems capable of self-healing and dynamic reconfiguration.
How to get a robot collective to act like a smart material
Researchers at UC Santa Barbara and TU Dresden develop a robot collective that can act like a smart material
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4 Mar, 19:05

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By the end of 2025, a lawyer’s caliber will be determined 90% by the quality of their AI assistant.

Reasoning models have made a breakthrough in legal skill qualification and practice efficiency.

The first randomized controlled study assessed how senior law students performed six legal tasks using:
• A RAG-based AI legal tool (Vincent AI),
• An AI reasoning model (O1-preview OpenAI),
• Or no AI at all (as lawyers worldwide still commonly work today).

The study revealed:

• Both AI tools significantly improved legal work quality.
AI assistance boosted performance in five out of six tested legal tasks, with:
• Vincent AI delivering a statistically significant improvement of 38% to 115%,
• O1-preview increasing performance by 34% to 140%, showing particularly strong results in complex tasks like drafting persuasive legal letters and analyzing legal complaints.

• Reasoning models enhance not just clarity, organization, and professionalism but also the depth and rigor of legal analysis.

• Hallucinations were minimal.
Notably, Vincent AI exhibited about the same error rate as law students working without AI (humans, after all, are also prone to confabulations).

• The findings sharply contrast with previous studies on older large language models like GPT-4.
In other words, a breakthrough has occurred—the emergence of AI models capable of genuine reasoning.

Two Key Takeaways
1. The study convincingly demonstrates that integrating domain-specific RAG capabilities with reasoning models creates a breakthrough synergy in legal competence and productivity.
2. These results not only herald the imminent arrival of next-generation AI legal tools but will also fundamentally reshape the future of the legal profession.

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AI-Powered Lawyering: AI Reasoning Models, Retrieval Augmented Generation, and the Future of Legal Practice
Generative AI is set to transform the legal profession, but its full impact remains uncertain. While AI models like GPT-4 improve the efficiency with which l
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3 Mar, 16:04

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🌍🚀 A “Seed Pyramid” on the Moon – Humanity’s Backup Plan

Alongside a suite of scientific instruments, the Blue Ghost lunar lander has delivered something truly unique to the Moon: a pyramid containing life’s seeds and Wikipedia encoded in DNA.

This project was developed by the biotech company LifeShip in collaboration with the Arch Mission Foundation, an organization dedicated to preserving human knowledge for future generations—or perhaps even extraterrestrials. If life on Earth were to face extinction, these seeds could potentially help revive it.

This is the third lunar library sent by Arch Mission Foundation, adding to their efforts to safeguard humanity’s legacy beyond Earth.

🔬 What’s inside the pyramid?

🌾 100 types of plant seeds & DNA from 500 plant species
🪴 Essential crops, iconic ornamental plants, and sacred medicinal herbs
🌲 The tallest trees on Earth – coastal redwoods
📀 Images of 100 plants preserved on ceramic plates by Cerabyte, designed to last for billions of years

A small step for @science, a giant leap for planetary backup. 🌱🌕✨
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2 Mar, 19:58

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A view of Earth from the first privately-owned spacecraft to successfully land on the Moon in history.
On March 2, 2025, the Blue Ghost lander, developed by Texas-based company Firefly Aerospace, successfully landed in the Moon’s Mare Crisium region. This marks the first time a private spacecraft has achieved a fully successful lunar landing.
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28 Feb, 21:22

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28 Feb, 11:32

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26 Feb, 21:21

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26 Feb, 21:21

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“Vacation-Style” Beaches on Mars?
Researchers have made a groundbreaking discovery on Mars, revealing evidence of “vacation-style” beaches with sand and waves. Using data from the Zhurong Mars rover, scientists identified hidden layers of rock under the planet’s surface, suggesting the presence of an ancient northern ocean. This finding offers the clearest evidence yet that Mars once had a significant body of water and a more habitable environment for life.
“We’re finding places on Mars that used to look like ancient beaches and ancient river deltas,” said Benjamin Cardenas, assistant professor of geology at Penn State. “We found evidence for wind, waves, no shortage of sand — a proper, vacation-style beach.”
The Zhurong rover’s ground-penetrating radar allowed scientists to explore the Martian subsurface, revealing formations similar to those found on Earth’s beaches. This discovery paints a picture of ancient habitable environments capable of supporting microbial life.
Read more about this fascinating discovery here: Penn State University Article
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24 Feb, 17:26

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18 Feb, 16:18

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14 Feb, 07:00

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DARPA Plans to Build Structures Directly in Space

Instead of launching massive structures from Earth, DARPA’s NOM4D program aims to build them directly in orbit using advanced manufacturing. This could revolutionize space construction by eliminating launch constraints like weight and size.

- What will they build?
Large antennas, solar arrays, and reflectors—assembled or even printed in space.

This tech could lead to orbital factories and lunar bases, using materials from the Moon or asteroids. If successful, it’s a major step toward a true space economy.

🔗 More: The Debrief
DARPA Program Plans to Build Massive Structures in Orbit with Paradigm-Shifting Technology
DARPA is testing new in-space manufacturing techniques that could enable the construction of massive, mass-efficient structures in orbit.
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9 Feb, 15:36

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Crowd Movement Follows a Vortex Pattern, Physicists Find

Crowds don’t move chaotically—physicists from École Normale Supérieure de Lyon (France) have shown that large groups of people form rotating vortices instead.

The researchers analyzed crowd dynamics during the San Fermín festival in Spain, using balcony-mounted cameras and computational models. Unlike previous studies that treated crowds as clusters of individual agents, they modeled the crowd as a dense, fluid-like continuum.

As the crowd filled the square, it reached a critical density of 4 people per square meter, triggering the slow formation of overlapping vortices. When density rose to 9 people per square meter, new vortices appeared every 18 seconds. Interestingly, participants were likely unaware they were moving in circles.

🔗 Study in Nature
Crowds suck people into a vortex — surprising physicists
Nature - Studying crowd dynamics could inform strategies that help to prevent dense gatherings from becoming dangerous.
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8 Feb, 20:13

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A Historic First: Russian Cosmonaut Defends Thesis from Space

For the first time in history, a Russian cosmonaut has successfully defended a scientific thesis from aboard the International Space Station (ISS).

Hero of Russia Ivan Vagner presented his master’s dissertation remotely, with a live video feed shared by Alexey Komissarov, the rector of RANEPA. His research focused on improving the efficiency of government organizations, offering practical recommendations for optimization.
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5 Feb, 10:17

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At this very moment, somewhere in the world, robots are being trained to replace athletes. Their training is based on datasets from Cristiano Ronaldo, LeBron James, and Kobe Bryant. 🚀🤖 #FutureOfSports #AI
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1 Feb, 14:17

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Otter Gang Wars in Singapore

In Singapore, rival otter clans are battling for territory in the city’s waterways. These intelligent animals form tight family groups, defending prime locations through dramatic chases and skirmishes. As their numbers grow, so does the competition. Who will dominate the otter underworld?
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30 Jan, 08:33

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Researchers at EvolutionaryScale have utilized an advanced AI model, ESM3, to design a novel green fluorescent protein named esmGFP. This protein’s genetic sequence is only 58% similar to its closest known counterpart, indicating a significant divergence that would have taken over 500 million years to evolve naturally. This breakthrough not only showcases the potential of AI in accelerating molecular design but also opens avenues for advancements in medical research and biotechnology.
New glowing molecule, invented by AI, would have taken 500 million years to evolve in nature, scientists say
An artificial intelligence model has created a new protein that researchers say would have taken 500 million years to evolve in nature — if nature were capable of producing such a thing.
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24 Jan, 20:54

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🚨 Environmental Catastrophe in the Black Sea Region

Dear friends, colleagues, and followers,

We are reaching out to you with an urgent matter. A devastating environmental disaster has occurred in the Black Sea region. Two vessels, severely damaged by a recent storm, have spilled significant amounts of fuel oil, threatening the unique ecosystem of the Black Sea.

The flora and fauna of the entire coastline are now in grave danger. This unprecedented situation affects every nation bordering the Black Sea, and it demands immediate action.

We are calling on the scientific community, companies with expertise in environmental restoration, and anyone with innovative technologies or solutions to help mitigate the impact of this disaster.

If you or your organization have knowledge, technologies, or ideas on how to clean up the spill and restore the fragile ecosystem, we urge you to get in touch with us. If you know someone who could assist or provide guidance, please share this post with them.

Let us join forces to help the Black Sea recover as quickly as possible. Together, we can make a difference.

🌊 Let’s protect and restore the unique beauty of the Black Sea for future generations.
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23 Jan, 21:45

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Scientists Capture Rare Footage of “Black Ejections” on the Sun

Researchers have shared remarkable footage of rare “black ejections” on the Sun, captured by the Solar Astronomy Laboratory of the Space Research Institute (IKI) and the Institute of Solar-Terrestrial Physics (ISZF) of the Russian Academy of Sciences.

The video reveals a “ghostly structure of an intense black color,” part of which is ejected into space while the rest dissipates in the solar corona.

This black plasma cloud is associated with a cold prominence containing large amounts of neutral hydrogen. This hydrogen can almost completely absorb the short-wavelength radiation falling on it from behind. The entire process lasted about three hours.

Stay tuned for more fascinating discoveries!
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