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Apple at WWDC today announced Foundation Models Framework, a new API allowing third-party developers to leverage the large language models at the heart of Apple Intelligence and build it into ...

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PiLogic said it has validated the model’s effectiveness through work with the National Aeronautics anSpace Administration. A Radar Model provides tracking and prediction of objects in 3D space.

Open Molecules 2025, an unprecedented dataset of molecular simulations, has been released to the scientific community, paving the way for the development of machine learning tools that can ...

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