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Manufacturer of AI chips, with the goal of accelerating medical and genetic advancements, Nvidia announced on Wednesday that it and its research partners had developed what they describe as the largest artificial intelligence system to date for biological research.
Evo 2, the new artificial intelligence system, is able to read and create genetic code from all living species.
Researchers expect that by identifying patterns in massive volumes of data that would typically take years to evaluate manually, AI technology can significantly speed up research.
The algorithm was trained using about 9 trillion genetic data points from more than 128,000 distinct creatures, including humans, plants, and bacteria. Read more »
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