Protein design via natural-language prompts, zero-shot clinical decisions on a laptop and an AI-use resignation at Dartmouth highlight AI's expanding role in science and medicine, with new integrity risks.
Dartmouth provost Santiago Schnell wrote a Washington Post op-ed against AI cheating, then resigned after a committee found he failed to disclose AI use in an academic paper and the op-ed. He handed over his institutional laptop but not personal LLM ...
An open System One model runs locally on a laptop and reaches results close to GPT-4 on medical benchmarks, with well-controlled calibration on knowledge tests but less reliable patient-level predictions. A two-parameter recalibration method using 50...
Researchers in China have introduced a tool that turns natural language prompts into protein designs, while Hugging Face hosts a similar DNA-level tool. Success rates remain modest; a lab is needed to separate viable designs from failed ones. The ana...
