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At the recently concluded 18th China Electronic Information Annual Conference, the China Electronics Society announced the winners of the 2024 Science and Technology Awards. Among them, the project "Key Technologies and Applications of Secure and Trusted Dynamic Behavior in the Internet with High-Efficiency Collaboration," jointly developed by Tsinghua University, Beijing Zhongguancun Laboratory, and Ant Group, won the first prize for scientific and technological progress. This achievement not only demonstrates the enormous potential of cutting-edge technology in the field of secure and trustworthy computing, but also provides an effective solution to address the increasingly complex network environment. With the proliferation of the internet, malicious traffic attacks and covert...

Stanford University has made significant advancements in the field of artificial intelligence with their latest development, the open-source STORM & Co-STORM system. This system can generate high-quality long articles by integrating diverse information through simple topic input. This innovation not only avoids information blind spots but also greatly improves the efficiency and quality of scientific writing. The core technologies of the STORM & Co-STORM system include support from Bing Search and GPT-4o mini.

Recently, a research achievement by a joint team from Sun Yat-sen University and Alibaba Cloud attracted widespread attention in the scientific community, published in the prestigious international journal 'Cell'. This groundbreaking study utilized advanced cloud computing and artificial intelligence technology to successfully discover over 160,000 entirely new RNA viruses, significantly expanding our understanding of the viral world. The deep learning algorithm developed by the research team, LucaProt, played a key role in this exploration. This powerful AI tool performed in-depth analysis on 10,487 RNA sequencing data sets worldwide.

In this era of information explosion, university students often feel overwhelmed by the vast sea of academic papers and complex research tasks. Enter WoYan Turbo, a research model specifically designed for college students, to rescue their research careers!WoYan Turbo, launched by the unicorn Vaughan Intelligence, has revolutionized the field of research guidance. The model integrates numerous research assistance functions, including but not limited to journal recommendations, literature summari

SuperAnimal is a revolutionary deep learning model that can automatically identify and track the key point movements of over 45 species of animals without the need for manual annotation. This foundational model is set to fundamentally transform the fields of animal protection, biomedical research, and neuroscience. Through detailed pose analysis, it enables a deeper understanding of an animal's health and motivation, thereby improving animal welfare. It has broad application value in various fie

NASA's Interagency Implementation and Advanced Concepts Team (IMPACT) is jointly developing INDUS, a suite of large language models (LLM) aimed at fields such as Earth science, biological and physical sciences, heliophysics, planetary science, and astrophysics, through signing Space Act agreements with private, non-federal partners. The model is trained using curated scientific literature from diverse data sources.

An analysis of 14 million PubMed abstracts reveals that since the launch of ChatGPT, the AI text generator has influenced at least 10% of scientific abstracts, with even higher proportions in certain fields and countries.

The Huawei Cloud Pangu Meteorological Model has been selected as one of the Top Ten Scientific Advances in China 2023. The Huawei Cloud team utilized artificial intelligence technology to develop a 3D neural network capable of accurately conducting mid-term weather forecasts, supporting global meteorological predictions at the second level.

The 'Top Ten Scientific Advances in China 2023' highlights technologies in fields such as artificial intelligence and quantum, selected from over 600 scientific research results. Organized by the National Natural Science Foundation of China and determined by votes from more than 2,100 high-level experts, this event has been successfully held 19 times since its launch in 2005.

The 2023 Annual 'Top Ten Scientific Advances in China' has been released. AI large models bring new breakthroughs for accurate weather forecasting, revealing mechanisms of how dark matter in the human genome drives aging, discovering the existence of a 'tangible' biological clock in the brain and its rhythmic regulation mechanisms, analyzing the salt-alkali tolerance mechanisms of crops and their applications, achieving precise manipulation of DNA from single base pairs to ultra-large segments using new methods, revealing new mechanisms of DNA replication initiation in human cells, discovering the narrow jet of the brightest gamma-ray burst in history and its trillion-electron-volt photon emissions, and developing bosonic error correction to extend qubit lifespans, as well as revealing light-sensing regulation mechanisms for glucose metabolism.

The UK government's response to AI regulation consultations reveals its regulatory plans in the field of artificial intelligence. The Department for Science, Innovation and Technology promotes a reliance on existing laws and regulatory bodies while also providing over £100 million in funding to strengthen AI regulation. The UK government will invest over £90 million to establish nine research centers aimed at promoting AI innovation in areas including healthcare, mathematics, and chemistry. The government insists on not introducing new AI regulations but will continue to rely on existing laws and empower regulatory bodies to address issues more effectively.

The scientific journal Science has announced the use of commercial software Proofig to detect image manipulation using AI, aiming to prevent improper alteration of images in research fraud. While the software can capture some of the most severe cases of image manipulation, fraudsters who understand how the software operates may still find ways to evade detection. Image manipulation is a common fraudulent practice in scientific research, especially in the processing of experimental data.

An AI researcher from Oxford University has pointed out that large language models (LLMs) may pose a threat to scientific integrity. The research calls for a change in the use of LLMs, suggesting they be used as 'zero-shot translators' to ensure factual accuracy in outputs. Relying on LLMs as a source of information could jeopardize scientific truth, leading to calls for responsible use of LLMs. The study warns that casual use of LLMs in scientific papers could result in significant harm.