by Ken Chiacchia | Sep 27, 2024 | AI, Features, Neocortex, Neocortex events, Research, Science Highlights, Training
ByteBoost students and PSC staff listen as Derek Simmel, Senior Information Security Officer, gives a tour of the PSC Machine Room. Student Projects Tackle Challenges in Drug Discovery, Congressional Policy, Coordinating Heavy Air Traffic, and More Students from...
by Ken Chiacchia | Aug 14, 2024 | AI, Bridges-2, Research, Science Highlights
A 3D model of a sitting area. Environmental spatial similarity could help an AI recognize the objects in a setting like this more easily. Adobe Stock: 371561612 Environmental Spatial Similarity Approach with Bridges-2 Improves Speed and Accuracy for More Flexible...
by Chris Csonka | Aug 1, 2024 | AI, Bridges-2, Features, NAIRR, Neocortex, Staff
Dana O’Connor, Machine Learning Research Scientist at PSC Before her recent presentation at the PEARC conference, I sat down with Dana O’Connor, Machine Learning Research Scientist with PSC’s AI and Big Data group, to talk about her recent award and her work at...
by Ken Chiacchia | Jul 11, 2024 | AI, Collaborations, Consulting, Data Handling and Analytics, LCCF, News, Press release, Research, Resources, Software, Systems
$5 Million in NSF Funding Will Allow PSC to Provide Data-Intensive Computing and Data Mirroring to TACC-Led, Distributed System It’s a high performance computing system so large and powerful that it will take five supercomputing centers to build and run it! Today the...
by Ken Chiacchia | May 24, 2024 | AI, Bridges-2, Science Highlights
A prompt for Mexican dancers from an AI image generator produced the strange ballerinas at left; a new CMU-designed filter makes the image more appropriate and realistic, right. Image credit: Zhixuan Liu, Jean Oh, et al. 2024. SCoFT: Self-Contrastive Fine-Tuning for...
by Ken Chiacchia | Feb 29, 2024 | AI, Bridges-2, News, Press release
Julie E. Elie and Boaz Styr, UC Berkeley Non-Gene Regulatory DNA Identified via Artificial Intelligence also Associated with Autism in Humans The vocalizations of humans, bats, whales, seals, and songbirds are vastly different from each other. Humans and birds, for...
