A comprehensive guide to computationally designing antibodies using open-source AI tools like BoltzGen, covering target selection, structure preparation, design campaigns, candidate filtering, and validation. The article explains how modern AI-based antibody design tools can now generate high-affinity binders in tens of attempts rather than billions of laboratory screens.
This article argues that military AI adoption follows fundamentally different dynamics than civilian AI deployment—characterized by strategic competition, externalized failure costs, and top-down acceleration mandates—making it an 'abnormal technology' that requires distinct governance approaches rather than being treated as a gradual, market-driven innovation.
Analysis of AI cost economics and token compression impacts, arguing that subsidized AI pricing masks unsustainable burn rates and that efficiency improvements could trigger a demand surge with significant market consolidation effects.
Ink is a full-stack deployment platform designed for AI agents to autonomously deploy applications with integrated compute, databases, DNS, secrets management, and observability—eliminating the need for human infrastructure setup.
A critical IT glitch in the banking apps of Lloyds, Halifax, and Bank of Scotland allowed customers to view other users' account details, transactions, and personally identifiable information (including names, account numbers, sort codes, and NI numbers) after logging in. The incident was quickly resolved but triggered ICO investigation.
Qt Creator 19 introduces a minimap for text editors, simplified remote device configuration with auto-detection, a basic MCP server for LLM integration, and extended project support for Ant, Cargo, Dotnet, Gradle, and Swift projects with automatic build/run configuration.