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- Zeugma and syllepsis1 savers
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- Supply chain divergence challenges a ‘Brussels effect’ from Europe's human rights and environmental due diligence laws - Bastos Lima - 2024 - Global Policy - Wiley Online Library1 savers
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- The Construction of Compliance with the European Union Deforestation Regulation in Global Coffee Value Chains - Grabs - Regulation & Governance - Wiley Online Library1 savers
- Will the EU deforestation-free products regulation (EUDR) reduce tropical forest loss? Insights from three producer countries - ScienceDirect1 savers
- Declaration — Math and AI6 savers
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- Do subsidies make meat much cheaper? - by Hannah Ritchie1 savers
- Opinion | We Can’t Know Our A.I. Future if We Don’t Study It - The New York Times1 savers
- How Does Genetic Drift Impact the Safety of Cell-Cultivated Products? | Published in FSA Research and Evidence1 savers
- The long and narrow path for novel cell‐based seafood to reduce fishing pressure for marine ecosystem recovery - Halpern - 2021 - Fish and Fisheries - Wiley Online Library1 savers
- UCSB Cell-based Seafood - Home1 savers
- A Turning Point in AI Writing - The Atlantic1 savers
- In Search of Lost Potential - by Gabrielle1 savers
- Fermentelligence – Can AI-optimised fermentation of agri-food side streams deliver the sustainable protein promise? - ScienceDirect1 savers
- Mission from Mars: Food and Agtech Venture Accelerator Application - Mission from MaRS1 savers
- Offbeast develops ‘world’s first’ beef-plant hybrid whole cuts1 savers
- [2608.02859] The crisis of AI-generated mathematics1 savers
- Building the Foundation of the Bioeconomy: Biological Data as Critical Infrastructure – KC BioHub1 savers
- The next chapter of our AI momentum2 savers
- The Homogenization of Computer Science - Victor Zhong3 savers
- Langlands program1 savers
- PENG | DARPA1 savers
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- Accurate predictions on small data with a tabular foundation model | Nature1 savers
- NSF announces $400M investment in new national network of AI-programmable cloud laboratories in alignment with the U.S. government's Genesis Mission | NSF - U.S. National Science Foundation1 savers
- How Big Is Our Blindspot? Why AI for Science Needs More Than Better Models1 savers
- Scaling alternative proteins for net benefits: One Earth1 savers
- Kalil’s Corner: The Role of Philanthropy in Identifying and Pursuing AI Moonshots1 savers
- AAFC’s Strategic Plan for Science1 savers
- [2403.02327] Model Lakes1 savers
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- Stop Pretending Toronto is More Than It Is1 savers
- Australia's Vow Appoints New CEO Amid Expansion Beyond Lab-Grown Meat1 savers
- Analysis of Open Government Datasets From a Data Design and Integration Perspective1 savers
- Minimum redundancy feature selection1 savers
- MRMR - Minimum Redundancy Maximum Relevance — 1.8.31 savers
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- Metadata-driven Table Union Search: Leveraging Semantics for Restricted Access Data Integration1 savers
- Semantic interpretation of dataless tables: A metadata-driven approach for Findable, Accessible, Interoperable and Reusable restricted access data - Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam1 savers
- some parts of you only emerge for certain people - by maja1 savers
- Dario Amodei — Machines of Loving Grace10 savers
- Semantic depth and fragmentation in scientific data lakes - Claude1 savers
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- The FAIR Guiding Principles for scientific data management and stewardship | Scientific Data1 savers
- Policy: An Early Career Guide REVISED!3 savers
- [2603.07146] Fine-Grained Table Retrieval Through the Lens of Complex Queries1 savers
- Introducing Anthropic's AI for Science Program \ Anthropic2 savers
- Comparing media dependent antimicrobial activity of random peptide mixtures in vitro and in mouse model - ScienceDirect1 savers
- Random antimicrobial peptide mixtures as non-antibiotic antimicrobial agents for cultured meat industry - ScienceDirect1 savers
- AI and Cultivated Meat - Rethink Priorities1 savers
- Cellular Agriculture AI Library | CAAIL1 savers
- Evaluating the role of pretraining dataset size and diversity on single-cell foundation model performance | Nature Methods1 savers
- UPSIDE Foods submits $50m bid for Believer Meats’ US assets1 savers
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- The Orality Theory of Everything - The Atlantic1 savers
- Retrieve, Merge, Predict: Augmenting Tables with Data Lakes1 savers
- [2502.06914] UniZyme: A Unified Protein Cleavage Site Predictor Enhanced with Enzyme Active-Site Knowledge1 savers
- AI-driven precision protease engineering for the food industry - ScienceDirect1 savers
- Making Claude a chemist \ Anthropic1 savers
- Canada’s National Artificial Intelligence Strategy: AI for All1 savers
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- Pokémon blocks gene name | Nature1 savers
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- Protein World Model | Biohub2 savers
- Anthropic co-founder Chris Olah's remarks on Pope Leo XIV's encyclical "Magnifica humanitas" \ Anthropic3 savers
- The third wave of American philanthropy - by Nan Ransohoff17 savers
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- Beyond P(doom) for AI Risk: Quantifying Uncertainty Without Probability | Center for Security and Emerging Technology2 savers
- Higher usage limits for Claude and a compute deal with SpaceX \ Anthropic1 savers
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- Inside Superpower, a Peptide Startup Making People Hotter, Smarter - Business Insider3 savers
- Designing AI for Disruptive Science - Asimov Press6 savers
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- Top Performers are Pathologically Ambitious - by Matt Beard17 savers
- Something Big Is Happening — matt shumer2 savers
- Claude Code for Scientists - by Patrick Mineault1 savers
- Sustainable food-grade serum-reducing biomaterial: Plant protein hydrolysates for scalable cultivated meat manufacturing - ScienceDirect1 savers
- Defeating pests with AI models: Our first-principles approach2 savers
- Acute food insecurity and malnutrition rise for sixth consecutive year in world’s most fragile regions – new report2 savers
- At 17, Hannah Cairo Solved a Major Math Mystery | Quanta Magazine6 savers
- some parts of you only emerge for certain people - by maja3 savers
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- Looking for Alice - by Henrik Karlsson - Escaping Flatland90 savers
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Any singular superintelligence would have to prioritize some values over others and in the process would be incapable of being benevolent to everyone.
wsj.comWhen people are empowered, they naturally check and balance each other and the power of larger institutions.
wsj.comdelivering personal superintelligence to everyone
wsj.comthe best approach is letting people decide what matters to them
wsj.comthe values that got us to this point—liberty, open inquiry, free enterprise and equal opportunity—are also the values to build a positive future.
wsj.comshift scientific publishing practices
NSF announces $400M investment in new national network of AI-programmable cloud laboratories in alignment with the U.S. government's Genesis Mission | NSF - U.S. National Science Foundationachieving a virtuous cycle of automated hypothesis generation, autonomous experimentation and generation and interpretation of large volumes of high-quality experimental data to drive the next set of hypotheses, all with researchers and students alongside the automated systems at every step of the way.
NSF announces $400M investment in new national network of AI-programmable cloud laboratories in alignment with the U.S. government's Genesis Mission | NSF - U.S. National Science FoundationThe NSF PCL Test Bed program directly implements a priority of the White House AI Action Plan as well as a recommendation of the bipartisan National Security Commission on Emerging Biotechnology to accelerate AI-enabled science through automated laboratory infrastructure.
NSF announces $400M investment in new national network of AI-programmable cloud laboratories in alignment with the U.S. government's Genesis Mission | NSF - U.S. National Science Foundationprioritize open science, reusability and reproducibility, AI-readiness of data, and the rapid publication of data and results
NSF announces $400M investment in new national network of AI-programmable cloud laboratories in alignment with the U.S. government's Genesis Mission | NSF - U.S. National Science FoundationDecoupling food from land accomplishes little if we recouple it to industrial sugar.
Scaling alternative proteins for net benefits: One EarthWe should engineer microbial hosts to metabolize one-carbon and waste feedstocks, including CO₂, methane, formate, and food-industry sidestreams, instead of first-generation sugars, while diversifying our chassis repertoire rather than standardizing around a few strains.
Scaling alternative proteins for net benefits: One EarthAs the field converges on a handful of workhorse chassis, a few sugar sources, and centralized mega-biofoundries, we risk reconstructing industrial agriculture’s defining pathologies: input dependency, genetic uniformity, and corporate concentration, one trophic level downward.
Scaling alternative proteins for net benefits: One EarthA more resilient pathway depends on diversification rather than substitution. Legume-based systems illustrate this potential: pulses can support low-input agriculture, enhance soil fertility through biological nitrogen fixation, and diversify farming landscapes.
Scaling alternative proteins for net benefits: One Earthartificial intelligence (AI) could enable high-throughput analysis of protein sequences, epitope conservatism and cross-species homology to forecast allergenicity for whole food chains, covering raw material access, production and processing, and market circulation. Standardized raw-material screening aligned with international safety standards would be the first stage. AI could guide the optimization of desensitizing processes including enzymatic hydrolysis, non-thermal process, and fermentation to disrupt allergen structures while preserving nutrition.
Scaling alternative proteins for net benefits: One Earthagenda setting would include (a) the identification of an ambitious but achievable goal; (b) the specific actions that would need to be taken to achieve the goal; and (c) the rationale for philanthropic involvement.
Kalil’s Corner: The Role of Philanthropy in Identifying and Pursuing AI Moonshotsagenda setting would include (a) the identification of an ambitious but achievable goal; (b) the specific actions that would need to be taken to achieve the goal; and (c) the rationale for philanthropic involvement.
Kalil’s Corner: The Role of Philanthropy in Identifying and Pursuing AI Moonshotsagenda setting would include (a) the identification of an ambitious but achievable goal; (b) the specific actions that would need to be taken to achieve the goal; and (c) the rationale for philanthropic involvement.
Kalil’s Corner: The Role of Philanthropy in Identifying and Pursuing AI MoonshotsTheNew York of Canada” is an oxymoron.
Stop Pretending Toronto is More Than It Isit’s the same few examples over and over. It’s Drake, Insulin, Shopify, Hinton.
Stop Pretending Toronto is More Than It IsThe firm operates the largest food-grade cell culture bioreactor at 22,000 litres, and claims to have completed the largest cultivated meat harvest in history (1,500 kg). Currently, it is producing over 5,000 kg of cultivated meat per week.
Australia's Vow Appoints New CEO Amid Expansion Beyond Lab-Grown MeatVow’s cell cultivation capacity was extended to 35,000 litres within its second factory, which it says was 20 to 50 times cheaper to build than competitors.
Australia's Vow Appoints New CEO Amid Expansion Beyond Lab-Grown MeatIf you have any young friends who aspire to become writers, the second-greatest favor you can do them is to present them with copies of The Elements of Style. The first-greatest, of course, is to shoot them now, while they're happy.
The_Elements_of_Styleconducted dozens of runs at the 2,000 liter scale
UPSIDE Foods submits $50m bid for Believer Meats’ US assetsThe change in our image of leaders and experts leaves us with”—and this is exactly your point—“a distrust of power, but also with a seemingly powerless dependence on those in whom we have little trust.”
The Orality Theory of Everything - The AtlanticFuture work should focus on standardising PPH production for consistent bioactivity and scalability, optimising formulations through defined PPH compositions or combinations with growth factors to achieve cost-effective serum-free media.
Sustainable food-grade serum-reducing biomaterial: Plant protein hydrolysates for scalable cultivated meat manufacturing - ScienceDirectWorking on AI text, as an editor, is like trying to operate on a body whose skin, muscles, veins, bones, and organs are all compromised. There’s nothing to leave intact, nowhere to begin.
The Biggest Tell That Something Was Written by AI - The AtlanticAI writing is almost impossible to edit, because even when it sounds plausible, a closer look will show that every element is equally off: The tone is bland; individual word choices are baffling; the structure lacks sense; key pieces of the argument are missing; facts are false.
The Biggest Tell That Something Was Written by AI - The Atlanticwe end up with canned perfection—writing that can’t really be argued with, because it has no underlying deliberative reasoning process, no train of thought
The Biggest Tell That Something Was Written by AI - The Atlantica project whose hubris is underrated
The Biggest Tell That Something Was Written by AI - The AtlanticMany authors describe how, when they’ve finally hit on the right idea, writing feels like going down a water slide; putting one sentence after another becomes easy.
The Biggest Tell That Something Was Written by AI - The AtlanticWhen we use AI to flesh out ideas, we lose the most important part of the writing process: thinking.
The Biggest Tell That Something Was Written by AI - The AtlanticThe phrase is protean and euphemistic
The Biggest Tell That Something Was Written by AI - The Atlanticirst, an “intra-method” technique selects the best semantic match between query table and data lake table for each source (KB and synthesized KB) separately. Then an “inter-method” comparison selects the semantic match that maximizes the overall unionability score
SANTOS: Relationship-based Semantic Table Union SearchBut when Pandolfi and his colleagues described the gene's role in the development of human cancer in Nature last January, the discovery attracted headlines such as ‘Pokemon's cancer role revealed’ (T. Maeda et al. Nature 433, 278–285; 2005). Message boards and blogs picked up the story, unable to resist using the phrase ‘Pokemon causes cancer’.
Pokémon blocks gene name | NatureA spokeswoman for Pokémon USA told Nature that its image was at risk. “We don't want our image undermined by associating Pokémon with cancer,” she said.
Pokémon blocks gene name | NatureFollowing the same logic as annotating synthesized CS, we consider two column pairs to have the same RS if their value pairs overlap. For instance, column pairs (A, B) and (D, E) in Table 2 of Fig. 2 have overlapping value pairs (depicted in bold text), indicating that they likely share a meaningful relationship.
SANTOS: Relationship-based Semantic Table Union Searchwe do not have type hierarchy information for the synthesized column semantics, we assume all synthesized CS are of the same granularity level and set 𝑔𝑠 (𝑎) = 1 for each type.
SANTOS: Relationship-based Semantic Table Union Searchssuming we do not have homographs
SANTOS: Relationship-based Semantic Table Union SearchRather than finding actual semantic types, we leverage type co-occurrence across columns to decide their semantic compatibility.
SANTOS: Relationship-based Semantic Table Union Searche can replace the role of an existing KB in finding CS and RS with a KB that captures co-occurrence information across data lake tables.
SANTOS: Relationship-based Semantic Table Union SearchWe assume that the computations of granularity score and frequency score are independent of one another as the former is based on KB statistics and the latter is based on the semantics of values in a column.
SANTOS: Relationship-based Semantic Table Union SearchWe assume that the computations of granularity score and frequency score are independent of one another as the former is based on KB statistics and the latter is based on the semantics of values in a column.
SANTOS: Relationship-based Semantic Table Union Searchwe will look for a tree within each semantic graph of data lake tables that matches a subtree of the query tree rooted at the intent column.
SANTOS: Relationship-based Semantic Table Union Searchspecifies its intent column (denoted by 𝐼 ), which is a column of most interest to the user that forms relationships of interest with other columns. SANTOS creates a semantic graph for the query table that is restricted to being a tree rooted at the intent column, called the Query Semantic Tree. We find relationships from the intent column to other columns in the query table, then transitively search for relationships from these columns.
SANTOS: Relationship-based Semantic Table Union Search4, an unsupervised algorithm that uses co- occurrence of values in different tables to discover the set of values that belong to the same domain. Our approach also makes use of co-occurrence of values when creating our synthesized KB, and we not only use co-occurrence of values in a column, but also consider the co-occurrence of values in binary relationships to discover relationship domains
SANTOS: Relationship-based Semantic Table Union Searcha synthesized KB to find column and relation semantics from only attribute values.
SANTOS: Relationship-based Semantic Table Union SearchOur solution determines if the binary relationship between two columns has similar semantics with other binary relationships in the data lake.
SANTOS: Relationship-based Semantic Table Union SearchWe present a scoring function to match the semantic graph of a data lake table to that of a query table.
SANTOS: Relationship-based Semantic Table Union SearchOur solution creates semantic graphs for tables whose nodes are columns and edges are binary relationships found in the KB
SANTOS: Relationship-based Semantic Table Union SearchDeciding unionability based only on attribute unionability, without considering the semantics of the relationships between attributes, can lead to false positives.
SANTOS: Relationship-based Semantic Table Union Search