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    OpenEvidence partners with Anthropic and Penn Medicine to expand AI access for doctors in Africa and Asia●OpenEvidence partners with Anthropic, Penn Medicine to expand physician access to AI across Africa and Asiaβœ‰newsHealthMedicine5 min ago

    Medical AI company OpenEvidence has announced a partnership with Anthropic and Penn Medicine aimed at expanding physician access to artificial intelligence tools across Africa and Asia. The collaboration is intended to bring AI-powered clinical decision support to doctors in regions where such technology has been less available, drawing attention from healthcare industry observers.

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    Estonia and Owkin Partner on Sovereign AI in Biology●Estonia and Owkin Partner to Advance Sovereign AI in Biologyβœ‰newsScienceBiology14 min ago

    Estonia has announced a partnership with French AI biotech company Owkin to advance sovereign AI capabilities in biology and life sciences. The collaboration aims to strengthen Estonia's control over its biological data and AI infrastructure. Further details about the scope and funding of the agreement have not yet been made public.

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    Gecko Robotics partners with NVIDIA on AI agent security●Gecko Robotics works with NVIDIA to add AI agent security and controlβœ‰newsTechnologyRobotics19 min ago

    Gecko Robotics is working with NVIDIA to add security and control features for AI agents, according to The Robot Report. Gecko builds inspection robots used in heavy industry, and the tie-up suggests its robotic systems will incorporate NVIDIA technology to govern how autonomous agents operate. Details on the scope and timeline of the collaboration were not provided.

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    Lenfest AI Collaborative helps newsrooms share AI tools openly●The Lenfest AI Collaborative lets newsrooms explore a new technology together - but more importantly, it gives them theMmastodonTechnologyAI325 min ago

    The Lenfest Institute has launched an AI Collaborative that brings newsrooms together to experiment with artificial intelligence as a group rather than in isolation. According to observers discussing the initiative, its key value is not just shared exploration of the technology, but the collective bargaining power it gives participants, encouraging them to open source their work and collaborate on tools instead of developing solutions behind closed doors.

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    Did Anthropic's AI Really Make a Scientific Discovery?β–ΌDid Anthropic’s A.I. Really Make a Scientific Discovery on Its Own?βœ‰newsTechnologyAI1 h ago

    A New York Times report is examining whether Anthropic's AI system genuinely produced an autonomous scientific discovery, prompting debate over how much credit the model deserves versus its human collaborators. Researchers and AI observers are weighing in on what counts as a real discovery when a machine proposes and tests ideas, with skepticism and excitement both on display.

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    Europe and UAE plan $1 billion orbital data center●Europe and UAE plan $1 billion orbital data center with 50 connected "computers" and a central "LLM store" that allows users to select what open source model to use on data collected by satellite sensorsβœ‰newsTechnologySoftware1 h ago

    Europe and the United Arab Emirates are planning a $1 billion data center in orbit, built around 50 connected space-based computers. The project would include a central 'LLM store' letting users choose open source AI models to run directly on data gathered by satellite sensors, processing information in space rather than sending it back to Earth.

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    When can we say AI made a scientific discovery?β—βœ‰newsTechnology1 h ago

    MIT Technology Review examines the question of when an AI system can truly be credited with making a scientific discovery. As AI tools increasingly generate hypotheses, run experiments and produce research results, scientists and philosophers are debating what threshold of autonomy and understanding would justify calling a discovery AI's own rather than that of its human collaborators.

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    OpenAI expands support for Lenfest AI journalism programβ—πŸ€– The Lenfest Institute grows landmark program with expanded OpenAI support OpenAI is expanding the Lenfest AI CollaboraMmastodonTechnologyAI01 h ago

    OpenAI is expanding the Lenfest Institute's AI Collaborative and Fellowship Program, pledging $5 million in funding plus up to $5 million in software credits and engineering support. The program helps news organizations adopt artificial intelligence tools, and the enlarged commitment makes it one of the most significant AI-and-journalism initiatives to date.

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