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John Hopfield and Geoffrey Hinton, two pioneers of machine learning and artificial neural networks, have won the Nobel Prize in Physics.

Google DeepMind has made AlphaFold3, an AI model for predicting protein structures, available as open-source for non-commercial use.

New retrieval-augmented system overcomes limitations of standard AI image generators for reliable architectural visualization.

Researchers have used AI to create DNA switches that control when and where genes in our body are turned on or off.

New framework helps artificial intelligence systems admit uncertainty and work as collaborative coaches rather than authoritative oracles.

This new artificial intelligence tool helps scientists find new medicines faster by automating complex computer tasks and biological research through a simple system that understands regular human language.

Stanford Medicine's CRISPR-GPT helps researchers plan experiments faster, broadening access to biotech for beginners and experts alike.

AI finds connections between different scientific topics, offers insights, and suggests promising research ideas for further study.

Using AI protein modeling and a new screening system, scientists enhance a small DNA-editing enzyme to achieve higher efficiency with less unwanted damage and toxicity.

A new AI system called EVOLVEpro can take existing proteins and make them more stable, accurate, and efficient.