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OpenAI pulls out of Caltech math hackathon after mathematicians issue open letter criticizing AI math 'slop'
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NASA and IBM made an AI model for exploring the moon
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Anthropic, biological weapons
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Anthropic stops attempts to use models for potential biological weapons
Start-up outlines five examples of when actors ‘circumvented controls’ and made efforts to ‘obfuscate’ the purpose of their research
Anthropic says it thwarted potential plots to use its AI for biological weapons
The company’s report on misuses of its models comes as its employees speak out about AI’s safety and existential risks.
Scientists tried to use AI models for potential biological weapons research: Anthropic
The AI company in a report said it had disrupted several potential plots this year after detecting users attempting to use its models for advanced biological research.
Anthropic Disrupts Potential Biological Weapons Research
Anthropic said Thursday it disrupted several cases this year in which scientists used its artificial intelligence models to conduct research that could have aided the development of biological weapons.
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IBM, NASA launch AI model to help map ice, craters on Moon
IBM and NASA on Thursday released an open-source AI model designed to help scientists analyze decades ​of lunar observation data and support plans for ‌a sustained human presence on the Moon.
NASA, IBM Launch Open-Source AI Model for Moon
IBM Lunar Foundation Model on Hugging Face, trained on decades of lunar observations to help scientists analyze multi-instrument data and accelerate Moon exploration, including identifying ice, craters,
IBM, NASA release open-source AI model to support lunar exploration
IBM (IBM) and NASA have announced the open-source release of the NASA‑IBM Lunar Foundation Model, an AI model designed to help scientists analyze decades of lunar observation data. The model was trained on a large dataset of lunar observations compiled by IBM and NASA researchers and is intended to help turn complex data from multiple instruments
IBM and NASA release an open-source lunar foundation model
IBM and NASA are releasing the NASA-IBM Lunar Foundation Model on Hugging Face along with the first unified machine-learning-ready lunar dataset, drawing on nine instruments across four missions.
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