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Opinion AI: Rethinking AI Benchmarks-Adapting to the Complexity of Agentic Systems
Microsoft, Meta and Anthropic have all recently announced plans to build AI agents that can execute tasks for humans autonomously on their behalf. To do this effectively, the systems must be able to perform increasingly complex actions, using reasoning and planning. How to evaluate these complex models? This article argues the need for new benchmarks.
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iKraph is the largest biomedical knowledge graph, extracting insights from 34M PubMed abstracts and 40 databases to advance drug discovery and disease research.
TxGemma is an open-source LLM suite designed for therapeutic development, achieving SOTA performance across 64 therapeutic tasks and improving explainability in AI-driven drug discovery.
Another huge AI breakthrough in drug delivery: Delete (Deep Lead Optimization Enveloped in Protein Pocket) tackles lead optimization by refining drug candidates directly within their 3D protein pockets.
Genentech and Roche's AI-driven Lab-in-the-loop (LitL) pipeline accelerates antibody discovery up to 100× faster by automating design, selection, and optimization. Their ensemble of generative models leverages biophysical priors for realistic, developable sequences.
OpenAI and start-ups race to generate code and transform software industry. Artificial intelligence groups are releasing models for computer programming that are reshaping coding jobs.
AutoGen v0.4: Reimagining the foundation of agentic AI for scale, extensibility, and robustness
An Open-Source AI Agent for Doing Tasks on the Web
NNetNav learns how to navigate websites by mimicking childhood learning through exploration.
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