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AI "Language-ify" & Talks to Living Cells

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From AI that sniffs out billions of scam ads before they reach your eyes, to models that can "language-ify" living cells like they're chatting back ā and now, images that can literally trigger your sense of smell... What happened?
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AI INSIGHTS
What if you could ask a single cell how itās feeling? What if you hand it a question like āHey buddy, how would you react if I hit you with this cancer drug?ā, and the cell could actually answer?
No, this isnāt sci-fi. This is the future Google is building with something called C2S-Scale model (short for Cell2Sentence-Scale) that lets researchers ask cells specific questions, and receive answers in plain English.
First, the problem here is a single cell spits out thousands of numbers representing which genes are turned on and off. Numbers, numbers, numbers. Now, C2S-Scale could ālanguage-ifyā all that data:
ā It turns gene expression data into plain English ācell sentencesā ā literally arranging gene names in order of activity, like a priority list.
Conversational biology: You can ask the model natural language questions about cell behavior and it answers.
Data interpretation: It can generate summaries of biological data, suggest cell types, and highlight potential experimental insights.
Predictive modeling: Given a cellās current state and a treatment, the model can predict future gene expression ā like a virtual simulation of the cell's reaction.
Scaling laws: Like other LLMs, larger models show clear and predictable performance improvements in both predictions and generation tasks.
You can now ātalkā to your biological data. Itās biology made chat-friendly. Itās proof that ālanguage as the interfaceā is the future.
Why it matters: Do you know whatās the bigger play here? Google and Yale are betting on something much larger: If you can teach machines the language of life, you can teach them to help cure, design, and predict life too. And honestly? I think theyāre right.
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AI HIGHLIGHTS
š” Claudeās best practices for āagentic codingā, thereās a term called āultrathinkā - a cheat code to get Claude to spend its 32K context window thinking before answering.
š¼ļø ChatGPT is sparking a web storm now by creating images with a "smell effect", activating a real sensation of smell.
Is ChatGPT's "smell effect" feature just an illusion or a new sensory revolution? |
ā” Grok 3 Mini offers 4 variants to choose between different levels of speed and reasoning capacity. It beats some of the worldās best reasoning models on graduate-level benchmarks while being up to 20x cheaper.
āļø Google is in hot water as a DOJ trial begins, aiming to break up Googleās search monopoly. This could open up space for new, more competitive AI products, particularly generative AI tools.
š¤ Anthropic just analyzed 700,000 Claude conversations and published latest paper on Model Alignment and found its AI has a moral code of its own.
š ChatGPT is booming in Europe with 37.5 million searches daily, thanks to AI's rise and OpenAI's partnership with Microsoft. It's also making $1 billion next year!
š° AI Daily Fundraising: 01VC has secured a $69 million fund to invest in AI and robotics. This supports global growth, emphasizing AI's rising importance in China's tech scene and international expansion efforts.
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AI QUICK HITS
š§ GPT-o3 and o4-mini hallucinate significantly more than older models.
š OpenAI merges memory into search feature while scanning the web.
šØāš» MITās āSequential Monte Carloā approach lets small AI models outperform larger ones.
ā ļø AWS faces backlash over āarbitraryā limits on Anthropic's AI.
š» Google AI Overviews are extremely hurting click-through rates.
AI CHART
Ever wonder how many scammy, shady, or straight-up dangerous ads try to sneak into your Google search results and YouTube videos every year? Spoiler: a lot. But Googleās latest Ads Safety Report says AI is doing some serious heavy lifting in the fight against bad ads.
Whatās going on? In 2024, Google used AI to detect and remove over 5.1 billion rule-breaking ads. Yeah, billion. With a "B".
What kinds of ads are we talking about?
Ads that abused Google's ad system.
Ads hijacking trademarked content.
Personalization gone wrong (or downright creepy).
And the mission behind it is pretty clear: Less junk. More trust. One of the biggest growing problems was AI deepfakes being used to impersonate celebrities or brands. Google doesnāt rely on one AI model, it uses an army of them to scan and detect.
So Google ārestrictedā more than 9 billion ads under some sensitive areas. And itās not just advertisers - publishers, too. Google also took action on 1.3 billion publisher pages. Basically, if itās the dark side of the web.
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