Today’s episode of Sharp China is outside the paywall. We recorded a special segment after the news of Jensen Huang’s second affair broke, and added it to the recording from earlier this afternoon about Nvidia, China and US-China. A sad day https://t.co/cjwcG2Bxqo
Awesome to watch the CoRL keynote by Walden Robotics co-founder/CEO Russ Tedrake. It's an exciting time in robotics and exciting to see this team at the forefront of both deployment and model research.
@RussTedrake@WaldenRobotics@NextViewVC
On Veterans Day, I always like to remember my wonderful dad and his five best friends who left @Tulane at the end of their junior year to enlist and head off to World War II. That's him on the bottom left with his new Navy uniform.
Today, on Veterans Day, we honor the brave men and women who put on the uniform, answered the call to serve, and stood ready to defend our nation.
The freedoms we enjoy today have been protected by generations of Americans who were willing to serve and sacrifice.
We are a grateful community and a grateful nation. 🇺🇸
Introducing NovaAtom-Lite, an all-atom structure prediction model for drug discovery.
It predicts the structures of proteins, nucleic acids, and the molecules they bind, including how they fit together.
NovaAtom-Lite outperforms both IsoDDE and AlphaFold 3 on FoldBench antibody–antigen structure prediction (DockQ ≥ 0.23):
NovaAtom-Lite: 79.07% (n=172)
IsoDDE: 75.58%
AlphaFold 3: 47.90% (n=167)
Our evaluation uses 5 seeds × 5 samples, with the top-1 prediction selected by the model's own ranking score.
Better structure prediction. A stronger starting point for your next experiment.
Live today via Geodesic API and NovaDDE.
🔗 API: https://t.co/mBdzq3sA2s
🔗 NovaDDE: https://t.co/hoCwjST34V
🔗 Model Card: https://t.co/p4aoXHuc7B
Krugman isn't even wrong. I lived in Korea from South Korea from 1983 to 1988. I wrote a book on this topic, Korea combined a market based economy with strong government controls on imports and direction of capital to export industries.
Krugman asserting that this transformation is comparable to a Stalinist approach is the "r" word, but to be polite I will say it is ridiculous.
Korea's rapid transformation from an agrarian to a global industrial powerhouse was based on acquiring foreign technology through joint ventures with advanced economy partners, optimizing production efficiency, and reinvesting profits labor intensive businesses into high-margin industries (starting with textiles and moving to heavy industry, electronics, and tech).
Korea’s focus on education, disciplined labor, and speed of execution was foundational.
A radical experiment was forced on 50 million American children. It is recent history, yet most of the population wants to forget it. That is a serious mistake. This film from @JenniferSey will surely be an important record so people truly see what went wrong and learn from it.
Let me be blunt. Those who are afraid of AI feel deep down that they are impostors & have no edge. If you have a 1) clear mind, 2) a deep, not just cosmetic, undertanding of your specialty, 3) and/or are original enough to reinvent yourself when needed, AI will be your friend.
Agree in part. Yes, there will be AI doctors that can diagnose and prescribe.
But there is the messy job (per @lugaricano) of being a primary care physician. There will be higher demand for this type. It has nothing to do with intelligence. Just switched to a PCP who went to a school that is not Ivy, Stanford** but is always on time, listens and is responsive. I feel like his patient.
** Ask any Asian parent what they meet a new doctor: look at the wall.