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Scientists plan to use Artificial Intelligence (AI) to make a virtual human cell that could mimic how real human cells behave.

A new AI called MovieNet understands moving images like a human brain by mimicking how neurons process real-time scenes.

A new AI system can speed up calculations across science and engineering, reducing computing time from hours or days to seconds.

A new AI model that uses LLM technology speaks the language of the physics of crystals and predicts how atoms form crystals. 

MIT researchers developed a simple fix to make 3D shapes produced by generative AI look better and more realistic.

AI methods such as large language models (LLMs) like GPT-4 and machine learning help advance genomics research.

A new generative AI can predict how changes in DNA might affect cells and even design new DNA sequences to change how cells work.

Economic Times unveils ET AI-Ready, a certification framework evaluating Indian universities on AI curriculum, faculty readiness and infrastructure as admissions shift toward tech integration.

Columbia University researchers show how brain signals can guide a device to amplify chosen conversations while reducing others in real time.

MIT researchers built a small language model with visual feedback to turn simple biological names into printable three-dimensional structures.