Colossal Biosciences spins off Form Bio software, offers pla...

Colossal Biosciences spins off Form Bio software, offers platform for advanced, AI-based applications

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A GIANT leap for decentralized research was made today 🧬 For the first time, real-world biopharma research and IP was transferred and funded on-chain as an NFT via @Molecule_to @Nevermined_io @vita_dao A DAO now owns IP and funds biotech research at a leading lab... 👇 1/🧵

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AI-first infrastructure companies like Coreweave, Lambda Labs, Foundry, Replicate and Modal are unbundling the public clouds and providing what AI companies need most: plentiful GPUs at a reasonable cost, available on-demand and highly scalable, with a nice PaaS developer experience.

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Beacons is the only link in bio company on the market with four Stanford-educated machine learning founders (3 PhD’s and 1 MS).

Not Boring by Packy McCormick • Beacons: Not Boring Memo

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It also had a business model it hoped would quickly generate revenues: it planned to license its blood-testing technology to pharmaceutical companies to help them

John Carreyrou • Bad Blood: Secrets and Lies in a Silicon Valley Startup

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Implementing ML requires high coordination, highly skilled engineering, and product development. Baseten's co-founders were data scientists who scrappily became full-stack engineers so they could use machine learning to mitigate fraud and abuse and moderate user-generated content. At Clover Health, Amir led teams that developed machine learning mod... See more

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RT-2-X (55B): one of the biggest models to date performing unseen tasks in academic labs

Open X-Embodiment: Robotic Learning Datasets and RT-X Models

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Exon is an analysis toolkit for life-science applications. It features:

Support for many file formats from bioinformatics, proteomics, and others

Local filesystem and object storage support

Arrow FFI primitives for multi-language support

SQL based access to bioinformatics data -- general DML and some DDL support

wheretrue • GitHub - wheretrue/exon: Exon is an OLAP query engine specifically for biology and life science applications.

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