Alex Rives, the research lead of Meta’s former AI protein team, is interim CEO for new startup EvolutionaryScale, which is developing biological large language models.
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Disparities In Clinical Studies Spawn New Opportunities For Puerto Rico
Puerto Rico To Leverage New FDA Guidelines And Promote New Leadership In Healthcare
Apparently Getting Smarter Makes Us Healthier: AI And Data Analysis Revolutionize Healthcare
Harnessing AI and Big Data To Improve Global Healthcare
Givers Provides Money Management To Caregivers
Ask someone who has found themselves in the position of being the caregiver for a family member, and they’ll tell you that it’s one of the toughest jobs in the world.
Ria Health Launches Platform To Manage Alcohol Use Disorder
People are killed because they try to drive while under the influence of alcohol, work days are miss when people suffer from the abuse of alcohol, and the disease can tear apart families and organizations.
Apple Watch Ultra IRL: Should You Buy One?
The Apple Watch Ultra is big, bright, smart, capable, brawny, and new. But should you lay out $800 to get one?
Maybe.
But whatever you do, stay away from the new Alpine Loop strap.
Small-Big Data: A Healthcare Revolution In The Making
It’s not a new concept, but the growing realization is that the collection and analysis of data will dramatically improve patient outcomes. Finally, a unique source of data makes it possible
Health Via Drone: Zipline Now Delivering Medicine Via Fixed-Wing Drones In North Carolina
Zipline’s drones launch like fighter jets off aircraft carriers, drop packages like paratroopers gliding down on customers’ homes, and “land” by running into an aerial arrestor hook.
Mojo Vision’s Smart Contact Lens: Ready For Real-World Testing
“Basically, it’s all about giving you super powers. We’re building the world’s first, true augmented reality smart contact lens. So, something that you could put on your eye, see content when you want to see it, have it disappear when you’re not using …
1000X More Sensitive Than Apple Watch: COR Is A ‘Fitbit For Your Blood’
While Apple Watch can sense your pulse and blood oxygenation level from outside your skin, COR can get about 1,000 times more data by getting just that one drop of blood.
