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Research & Science NVIDIA

How AI Is Changing the Pace of Discovery for Millions Living With Dementia

AI summary C-BRAIN, a consortium of 18 institutions led by Dr. Randall Bateman that launched in November 2025, is working with NVIDIA to apply AI to Alzheimer's research, including unpublished and proprietary "dark data" analysed through a hybrid federated setup. It runs 64 on-site NVIDIA data center GPUs plus Microsoft Azure cloud nodes and plans to use BioNeMo and MONAI. Its open source tool OpenScientist finished analyses in minutes that scientists expected to take weeks or months, for under $10 per run, while a second tool, InsightEngine, checks claims against evidence. Worldwide, 57 million people live with dementia.

Models & Labs Search Engine Journal

Looking Things Up Now Rivals Writing In ChatGPT, OpenAI Data Shows

AI summary OpenAI's Signals V3.0 data, published Oct. 26, shows that requests for information made up 20.7% of consumer ChatGPT messages in August, edging past writing at 20.6% for the first time since tracking began in July 2024. Writing regained the lead in September with 21.4% against 20.2%, while practical guidance stayed the biggest topic at 28.1%. The figures come from a monthly sample of 1M messages from adult users on Free, Go, Plus and Pro plans, excluding Enterprise and Codex. Signals shows a smaller rise in information seeking than a 2025 OpenAI and Harvard paper, which put the share at 24% by mid-2025 versus 18.3% in Signals for June 2025.

Models & Labs The Decoder

Former Deepmind researcher thinks AlphaGo's playbook can cure AI hallucinations

AI summary Thore Graepel, a former Deepmind researcher on AlphaGo, has founded Metis Reasoning and unveiled its approach at Nvidia's GTC conference in Berlin. Instead of storing facts in model weights, the startup wants an outside ledger in which a dedicated module checks every entry against proofs, calculations or empirical evidence, with AlphaGo-like search picking each next move. Metis promises fewer hallucinations and source-backed answers, though its white paper shows no functioning system or benchmark results so far. According to Bloomberg, Graepel is seeking a round in the low tens of millions of dollars and is preparing a later one worth several hundred million.

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