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    Chan Zuckerberg Initiative builds an AI that reasons like a cell

    CZI just released rBio, the first AI reasoning model trained on virtual cell simulations rather than raw experimental data alone. Powered by the foundation model TranscriptFormer, it lets researchers use plain language to deduce complex gene perturbations and cellular responses before running costly wet-lab experiments. It effectively brings conversational logic to cellular biology, though current capabilities focus strictly on gene perturbation.

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    Meta taps rival GPT-4 to power its internal coding tool

    Meta's internal coding assistant Metamate is quietly using OpenAI's GPT-4 alongside its own Llama model, Fortune reports. The system dynamically pulls answers from either model based on the query. Even Mark Zuckerberg's philanthropic initiative is using OpenAI tech under the hood.

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    The Chan Zuckerberg Initiative is building a 1,000-GPU cluster for medical AI

    The Chan Zuckerberg Initiative just announced plans to build a computing cluster powered by over 1,000 Nvidia H100 GPUs for medical research. The setup aims to train generative AI models to simulate "virtual cells," letting researchers predict cellular reactions to infections and drugs without manual lab testing. Why it matters: High-end compute is usually monopolized by commercial giants; CZI plans to make these biological models openly available to scientists.