AI Daily News by Bush Bush

1. Alphabet announced the launch of its latest and most advanced large-scale language model, PaLM2. PaLM2 includes over 100 languages and can answer medical exam questions at an expert level with an accuracy of 85%.[1]
2. ‘Remarkable’ AI tool designs mRNA vaccines that are more potent and stable. Software from Baidu Research yields jabs for COVID that have greater shelf stability and triggers a larger antibody response in mice than conventionally designed shots.[2]
3. A team of researchers at Oxford developed atomically thin artificial neurons that can perform computations on both light and electrical signals and may be used in the next generation of artificial intelligence computing.[3]
4. Recently, a Swiss team proposed a new algorithm called CEBRA in Nature, which achieved over 95% accuracy in “AI mind reading”. This artificial neural network model uses only three steps to analyze and interpret behavioral/neural data, decode activity from the visual cortex, and reconstruct the watched video.[4]
5. A.I. could threaten the search ad market, but South Korean tech giant Naver also sees an opportunity. Naver says that AI will help users get better search results, shopping experiences, and even entertainment offerings across all its platforms.[5]

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