Tim GreenApr 8
Yann LeCun's new venture aims to build AI systems that truly understand physical reality through world models, but the deeper these models go, the harder they become for humans to interpret. Will we keep pace with such opaque intelligence?
Discover more at https://smarterarticles.co.uk/ai-that-understands-physics-why-we-cannot-understand-it-back?pk_campaign=rss-feed
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AI That Understands Physics: Why We Cannot Understand It Back

In November 2025, Yann LeCun walked into Mark Zuckerberg's office and told his boss he was leaving. After twelve years building Meta's ...

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BioResireMar 26

Will AI Really Replace Our Jobs? Or scientists who adopt will thrive?
AI transforms research & bioinformatics rapidly; new careers at biology-tech intersection.
Learn AI + Bioinformatics with BioResire: https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029Vb5u2Tp77qVTb1D7bu3r

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WinbuzzerMar 24

https://winbuzzer.com/2026/03/24/anthropic-launches-science-blog-ai-driven-research-xcxwbn/

Anthropic Launches Science Blog to Document AI-Driven Research

#AI #Claude #Anthropic #AIResearch #GenerativeAI #MachineLearning #ScienceAI #AgenticAI #AIAgents #DeepLearning #Physics #Genomics #GenesisMission #AIinScience

BioResireMar 20

Will AI replace scientists or boost them? Future favors adapters!
Learn AI + bioinformatics with BioResire.
Join students: https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029Vb5u2Tp77qVTb1D7bu3r

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Academic EuropeMar 19

Job Alert

Research associate in AI-guided barley adaptation to rising temperatures (m/f/d)  

Deadline: 2026-04-22  
Locations: Germany - Halle

https://www.academiceurope.com/ads/research-associate-in-ai-guided-barley-adaptation-to-rising-temperatures-m-f-d/

#hiring #PlantScience #Proteomics #AIinScience #CropScience #ClimateResearch #Biology #biochemistry

OpenAIREMar 17

Join the SCIANCE Working Groups on AI in Science.

A chance to help shape Europe’s strategic agenda for AI in Science.

🗓 Deadline: 10 April 2026
🔗 www.sciance.eu

#AIinScience #OpenScience #SCIANCE

ICYMARE ConferenceMar 6
Session 6.2 Artificial Intelligence/Machine Learning for Marine Sciences hosted by Diajeng Wulandari Atmojo and Daniel Lukats
#ICYMARE2026Bremen #machinelearning #marinescience #AIinscience #earlycareerconference #oceandecade
LeidenForceMar 3

Using chatbots to draft proposals for major funding agencies seems to improve funding rates, but makes projects less innovative.
Is AI on track to narrow scientific exploration?

🔗 https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-026-00369-3

#AIinScience #funding #ResearchEthics #Innovation #grantwriting

Grant proposals drafted with AI help more likely to win NIH funding

But funding proposals to US agencies also tend to be more similar to previously funded projects if they are written or edited with the help of a chatbot.

NewsletterTFMar 2

New Chemical Discoveries Pursued Through Lab and Digital Tools

Caltech scientist Melissa Ramirez uses computers and robots to create new spirocycle molecules for potential medicines. Learn how technology speeds up drug discovery.

#DrugDiscovery, #Chemistry, #Caltech, #AIinScience, #Robotics

https://newsletter.tf/caltech-scientist-makes-new-medicine-molecules/

NewsletterTFMar 2

Scientists at Caltech are using AI and robots to discover new medicines faster. This is like having super-fast lab assistants to help create new drug parts.

#DrugDiscovery, #Chemistry, #Caltech, #AIinScience, #Robotics

https://newsletter.tf/caltech-scientist-makes-new-medicine-molecules/

Caltech Scientist Uses Computers and Robots to Make New Medicine Molecules

Caltech scientist Melissa Ramirez uses computers and robots to create new spirocycle molecules for potential medicines. Learn how technology speeds up drug discovery.