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A novel method combining nanopore technology with machine learning is enabling precise identification of proteins in complex biological samples. The voltage-matrix approach captures unique electrical signatures, allowing researchers to distinguish subtle molecular differences without labels. This breakthrough could transform biomedical diagnostics and molecular analysis.
Researchers at the University of Tokyo have developed a new analytical approach that reportedly overcomes limitations in distinguishing subtle structural variations among biomolecules, sources indicate. The method, described in Chemical Science, combines multivoltage solid-state nanopore recordings with machine learning to classify proteins based on their intrinsic electrical signatures, according to reports.
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JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon has emphasized that job losses due to artificial intelligence are unavoidable, comparing it to historical shifts caused by tractors and cars. He advocates for proactive measures including upskilling, income support, and retraining to ease the transition and avoid social upheaval.
JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon has stated that artificial intelligence will inevitably eliminate jobs, and those who deny this reality “should stop sticking their head in the sand“, according to reports from his conversation with Fortune Editor-in-chief Alyson Shontell. Dimon drew parallels to past technological shifts, noting that “tractors and so did cars” also displaced workers, indicating that AI is following a similar transformative path, the report states.