Academic Research
Academic research is among the fields most visibly reshaped by artificial intelligence since the late 2010s. The change has come from two directions at once.
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Claude Team Plan for Scientists
Claude Team Plan for Scientists is a limited promotional version of Claude's Team subscription for eligible academic and nonprofit research groups.
Model Hardware Standard
Model Hardware Standard (MHS) is an early specification for connecting AI agents to programmable physical equipment.
Proto (Generative Biology)
Proto is an open-source programming framework for generative biology developed by researchers at Stanford University and the Arc Institute.
Weather
AI in weather forecasting refers to the use of machine learning, and especially deep learning, to predict the state of the atmosphere.