RIYADH: For years, the race in artificial intelligence has been driven by scale, with companies building ever-larger models trained on vast datasets. But researchers at King Abdullah University of Science and Technology believe the next leap forward may come not from making AI bigger, but from learning how nature processes information. At KAUST, scientists are investigating how biological networks can help AI handle the rapidly expanding volume of life sciences data more efficiently.

RIYADH: For years, the race in artificial intelligence has been driven by scale, with companies building ever-larger models trained on vast datasets. But researchers at King…

リヤド:長年にわたり、人工知能(AI)分野の競争は「規模」が原動力となってきており、各企業は膨大なデータセットを用いて学習させた、ますます大規模なモデルを構築してきた。しかし、キング・アブドゥラー科学技術大学(KAUST・・・