AI as a scientific instrument. First in nation computing for New York’s researchers to accelerate discovery and solve real-world problems for the public good.
ICYMI: @HRAADVISORS' Dec. 2025 report for Friends of Empire AI estimates Empire AI could add $266M a year in New York R&D productivity with broad adoption of its tools in key sectors. @GovKathyHochul launched the research consortium. https://t.co/D9Rs9wuIlz
AI research that could help children communicate: @UBuffalo is developing adaptive speech-language tools to support educators and therapists. Empire AI enables the multimodal model training and testing behind the work. https://t.co/3SJQKmzddq
In Troy, @rpi's Ge Wang and collaborators use Empire AI to train models that combine CT scans with clinical data. The work explores earlier detection of lung cancer and cardiovascular risk, with experiments shortened from weeks to days. https://t.co/sycuayTmb0
In New York's Southern Tier, @BinghamtonU's Sozanne Solmaz uses Empire AI to model how protein mutations disrupt brain and muscle development. Faster structure prediction and simulation help connect molecular models with lab research. https://t.co/8tICqyGCZY
The latest Empire AI monthly newsletter is up. Catch up on Empire AI Beta and research at @Cornell and @UofR in the September issue: https://t.co/J2chJkkEvM
AI as a scientific instrument: @Cornell's EMSeek turns electron microscope images into materials insights in minutes. Supported by Empire AI, the work could speed discovery for batteries, catalysts and semiconductors. https://t.co/nXAXFaEXtG
More compute means more chemistry to explore. With Empire AI, @UofR researchers scaled chemical simulations from 100-200 to about 1,000 a week, combining AI and physics to study reactions that could improve batteries and catalysts. https://t.co/GMvNNIo4fq
How does the brain clear waste? @UofR researchers combine MRI with AI grounded in physics to map hidden fluid flows. Empire AI enables parallel dataset training, helping scientists investigate brain health. https://t.co/XEX1x5oVlM
Proteins move. @UBuffalo researchers are developing AI that combines protein predictions with X-ray measurements to study their changing shapes. Empire AI supports training and validation toward better drug discovery. https://t.co/PMS9x6seBk
Where might a street flood? Researchers at @Hunter_College and @GC_CUNY are developing RAFT, a prototype for testing flood alerts and responses. Empire AI cut training runs to under 20 minutes, enabling faster experiments. https://t.co/98bbSLlRWs
With computing support from Empire AI, @nyuniversity researchers built WILDCHAT-50M, a public dataset for testing how AI-generated training data affects model performance. A resource for studying how AI learns. https://t.co/KiCENOu91W
What can DNA tell us about disease? @IcahnMountSinai researchers are developing OmniGenome to connect DNA sequences with biological activity. Empire AI enables larger models and broader experiments to investigate disease mechanisms. https://t.co/j52qxaEQZc
On Aug. 5, 2026, @GovKathyHochul announced Empire AI Beta was fully online. More computing capacity for New York's researchers means more room to use AI as a scientific instrument and pursue discovery for the public good. https://t.co/NQpmODQn1M