AI Medical Compendium Journal:
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Security challenges by AI-assisted protein design : The ability to design proteins in silico could pose a new threat for biosecurity and biosafety.

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Scientists and security experts are concerned that the increasing power of AI-assisted protein design and synthesis could be abused by various actors for terrorist or criminal purposes. [Image: see text]

Getting real about synthetic data ethics : Are AI ethics principles a good starting point for synthetic data ethics?

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Synthetic data promises to be a viable alternative when data collection and data sharing may not be feasible or cost effective, but it raises distinct ethical issue that merit serious consideration. [Image: see text]

AI revolutions in biology: The joys and perils of AlphaFold.

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AlphaFold is the most ground-breaking application of AI in science so far; it will revolutionize structural biology, but caution is warranted.

Bio-informational futures: The convergence of artificial intelligence and synthetic biology.

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Synthetic biology and artificial intelligence naturally converge in the biofoundry. Navigating the ethical and societal issues of the biofoundry's potential remains a major challenge.

The limits of machine intelligence: Despite progress in machine intelligence, artificial general intelligence is still a major challenge.

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Despite recent breakthroughs in machine learning, current artificial systems lack key features of biological intelligence. Whether the current limitations can be overcome is an open question, but critical to answer, given the implications for society...

Robotic platform for microinjection into single cells in brain tissue.

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Microinjection into single cells in brain tissue is a powerful technique to study and manipulate neural stem cells. However, such microinjection requires expertise and is a low-throughput process. We developed the "Autoinjector", a robot that utilize...

Internet of instruments: Connectivity of research instruments and artificial intelligence could drastically advance experimental science.

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The internet of things is arriving at the laboratory, connecting instruments for remote control and monitoring. Along with Artificial Intelligence Software to analyse data and design experiments, it could fundamentally change the way research is done...