Google DeepMind released AlphaGenome Atlas, a web and API resource that provides precomputed predictions for the molecular effects of human single-nucleotide variants along with an AlphaGenome Variant Impact (AVI) score and attribution breakdowns. It covers roughly 9 billion possible single-letter DNA changes and is built from a 1-petabyte set of stored model outputs. Instead of rerunning the AlphaGenome model for each candidate variant, researchers can query the precomputed results (non-commercial now; commercial access is listed as coming soon).
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OpenAI and Anthropic announced an AI-assisted progress toward solving the Millennium Prize Problem on Navier-Stokes, but the ensuing corporate dispute overshadowed the scientific achievement. OpenAI later claimed the work used 10,000 agents from a next-generation model more capable than “GPT-6 Astra.” The result is reduced focus on collaboration and a broader contrast with reported declines in student performance, with generative AI blamed by the author.
ByteDance is preparing to launch a real-time spatial video AI model for creating interactive virtual worlds. The model is aiming for a release as soon as next month. If it launches on that timeline, Pico VR users’ voice and movement input would directly drive how the virtual worlds respond.
Mistral raised €3B in a tech equity round at a valuation above €21B. The round values the company at over €21B. It signals a shift toward Mistral seeking more control of Europe’s AI infrastructure.
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