AI & DeepTech

DeepMind have revolutionised genetic disease diagnostics, with a new AI tool that can predict the likelihood of disease from DNA mutations alone, and, Parallel Health have developed a new personalised biotech inspired serum.

It’s Festival week! The AI & DeepTech Summit kicks off tomorrow at 9:45 am at Indigo at the O2.

X-ray technology takes us back 1,994 years, discovering Pompeii victims perished from toxic gas, not Mount Vesuvius's magma. Meanwhile, AI is emerging as a promising tool against the opioid epidemic, predicting potential abusers with enhanced accuracy.

In a groundbreaking achievement, AI helped restore the voice of a paralysed woman, marking a monumental stride in tech-empowered rehabilitation. Meanwhile, China has tightened its control over rare metals crucial for semiconductor production, introducing strict regulations on the export of gallium and germanium

This week, Einstein's theory of gravity is under fire, as Gaia's telescope reveals a puzzling "gravitational anomaly". If general relativity theory needs updating, what could this mean for the future of cosmology?

This week, we saw a revolution in the world of physics: researchers at Fermilab may have discovered a new force of nature. If confirmed, could this be the biggest scientific breakthrough of the last hundred years?

In AI, Nvidia’s new chip design could significantly reduce running costs for LLMs, sparking more innovation and frontier model development.

The groundbreaking LK-99 superconductor was also released but has been plagued by accusations of data manipulation. Are the results too good to be true?