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Robot in a biological laboratory. Illustration: depositphotos.com

An artificial intelligence system wrote scientific software that outperformed human code

Researchers from Google and Harvard have developed ERA, an artificial intelligence system that runs and improves thousands of versions of code for scientific tasks. In experiments, it has improved models for predicting coronavirus hospitalizations, integrating single-cell RNA data, and predicting neural activity.
A forecast based on the wisdom of crowds. Illustration: Dr. Roy Tsezana using artificial intelligence

Why prediction markets like Polymarket are successful in predicting – and what the surge in betting on Iran means

From 19th-century election bets, through the DARPA experiment and internal prediction markets at Google and Ford, to the idea of ​​“futurarchy”: This is how the “wisdom of crowds” translates into probabilistic prices
On the left - a photo of a couple in the kitchen, on the right - a photo created by the computerized model after it was shown the original photo along with the instruction: "Two robots dancing in the kitchen"

The video giant

Dr. Tali Dekel is at the forefront of generative AI research and a partner in the development of Lumiere - Google's video generator. "We want to know if machines can allow us to see the world better,"
Google search. Illustration: depositphotos.com

The green side of Google

Google recently published its environmental report, which reveals significant energy savings in its operation, helping its users to act more environmentally and investments in sustainable ventures. Is the picture really so optimistic?
HGX Supercomputer. PR photo, Nvidia

Nvidia will build the most powerful supercomputer in Israel and also announced supercomputers for artificial intelligence

The Israel-1 supercomputer is based on the new NVIDIA Spectrum-X platform developed in Israel, and will be used for internal research and development and with the company's partners. Later, it will be launched in Israel as part of the supercomputing service for AI in the cloud, NVIDIA DGX

First simulation of a wormhole on a quantum computer

A team of researchers from Harvard University, MIT and Calcutta in collaboration with Google successfully simulated a traversable wormhole with the help of a quantum computer. The experiment performed on Google's quantum processor demonstrated a transition of
(From right to left): Prof. Tova Milo (Dean of the Faculty of Exact Sciences at Tel Aviv University), Prof. Meir Feder, Prof. Ariel Porat and Prof. Yossi Matias.

Google and Tel Aviv University launched a program to leverage multidisciplinary AI research for the benefit of the community

The aim of the AI ​​for Social Good program is to support research and collaborations in the fields of data science and artificial intelligence that can help and advance humanity in social issues that are on the agenda
Don't be afraid of the future. From Jumpstory

Should we worry about quantum computers?

the internet of things. From the PIXABAY.COM website

Rankbrain - how Google's new engine works and how it affects website promotion

How did Pagerank solve the new query problem? How influential is Rankbrain and what other abilities does it give to Google?
Quantum computing. Illustration: shutterstock

The war for power - the XNUMXs version

IBM will allow researchers to use the World Community Grid computer system. This service relies on millions of computers and devices of 730,000 volunteers who have signed up to support scientific research. The volunteers download a dedicated application for personal computers and Android devices, and at any moment when the devices are not using all their processing power - it is automatically directed to performing virtual experiments. Illustration: pixabay.

Google's algorithm and its implications for website promotion

How Google's algorithm affects the site's position in search results. Article by Bankhalter Shay
Google's future urban airport - concept image. Originally from Uber.

The United States is officially entering the second air revolution

A drone destroys a city. Illustration: shutterstock

Will a drone decide who to kill?

model of the system. Photo: Company X.

Google wants to save your energy

Google's driverless car drives down the road in California. Source: Wikimedia / Michael Shick.

Who is responsible when the wheel is in the car's hands?

Driving the future. Photo: Brook Ward, Flickr

I am not the driver

Social Network. Illustration: shutterstock

How Google is changing our minds / Daniel M. Wagner and Adrian P. Ward

A person wearing Google Glass in Los Angeles, May 2013. Photo: shutterstock

The future of smart glasses / Larry Greenmeyer

Quantum tunneling. Image: University of Texas

NASA and Google intend to use a kind of quantum computer

President Shimon Peres with Google founder Sergey Brin next to Google's driverless car. Credit: Christoph Wu/Google

President Peres visited Sergey Brin at Google

Rare supporting cells in the inner ear of mice began to transform into sensory hair cells

Surfers in space: on an interstellar internet

Technology in the archeology service, DNA testing for the skeleton. Illustration: depositphotos.com

Technology in the service of archaeology

The thought of researchers of the past - historians or archaeologists - conjures up an image of several people sitting in a small, dark room, slowly examining a tedious document through a magnifying glass and trying to decipher word by word,
Rare supporting cells in the inner ear of mice began to transform into sensory hair cells

Who will win the new space race? Microsoft or Google?

Rare supporting cells in the inner ear of mice began to transform into sensory hair cells

A vegetable greenhouse on the moon in 2014?

Rare supporting cells in the inner ear of mice began to transform into sensory hair cells

Google updates the maps of Mars in Google Earth