Elie Dolgin
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Secret watermark labels proteins as âmade by AIâ (opens the original)
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Proteins designed by artificial intelligence could soon carry a hidden signature of their machine-generated origins, thanks to a watermarking system described today in Nature1. The technology, developed by researchers at Google DeepMind in London, borrows a trick that is already used to identify AI-made content across images, video, audio and text. It involves weaving a faint statistical tell into both the amino-acid sequence and 3D shape of computer-designed proteins â without noticeably comp
Osteoporosis affects millions: could modified cells rebuild their bones? (opens the original)
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The ten older women had, between them, broken their bones dozens of times, often after little more than a stumble. But after receiving a single infusion of their own bone-marrow cells, treated in the laboratory to help the cells penetrate bone tissue, the womenâs fractures all but stopped. Before treatment, the women â the participants of small clinical trial reported1 today in Cell â experienced fractures in their spines, hips, arms and other bones every year or two, on average. After the
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