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Combatting Antimicrobial Resistance with SynBio and AI

MIT's James J. Collins leads a $3 million project using AI and synthetic biology to combat antimicrobial resistance globally, sponsored by Jameel Research. The project aims to develop targeted antibacterials to address the rise of drug-resistant infections, with a focus on real-world impact.

Australians: Guinea Pigs in AI Dystopia

Citizen surveillance normalized as Bunnings adopts facial recognition tech, raising concerns about Australia's readiness for AI. Tribunal decision allowing Bunnings' use of intrusive AI highlights lack of privacy protection.

Revolutionizing Brain Mapping with AI

MIT, Harvard, and MGH researchers develop AI software, BSBT, to segment brainstem white matter fibers, revealing insights into neurodegenerative diseases and trauma. The study showcases BSBT's ability to track bundle healing in coma patients, offering new understanding of brainstem function and disorders.

Automating Operational Readiness Testing with Amazon Nova Models

Amazon's GES team uses Amazon Nova models to automate operational readiness testing, reducing manual efforts and improving accuracy in fulfillment centers. The AI-powered image recognition solution streamlines verification processes, enhancing efficiency and precision in facility launches.