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Morejoined—up thinking. i would have liked to have seen more collaboration between the men's and the women's games. we have got two weeks of team golf, patriotism, of playing for your country, back to weeks. i think we have honestly could have done more. to try to promote both, because i think this is too great weeks for golf in general, it is notjust women's golf, it is notjust men's golf, this isjust golf, it is notjust men's golf, this is just golf. and that's all the sport for now. check out more on the bbc sport website. we will be back later on. the artificial intelligence company, dee...

Our technology editor, zoe kleinman, told me how it will work. it's a really interesting idea and it's only part of the solution, as you say, it is getting really difficult now to tell the difference sometimes between content that has been generated by ai and that has been generated by humans. and deepmind, that is a massive ai company, based here in the uk, hopes that this is part of the solution. so here is how it works. it is a digital watermark and it is embedded inside an image that is generated by ai. if you look at this picture of a cow, you can see that the watermark is inside the half...

The prediction of a protein structure from its sequence will be an incredible tool.

Alex Rives, the research lead of Meta’s former AI protein team, is interim CEO for new startup EvolutionaryScale, which is developing biological large language models.

If a person says they believe an objectively false statement, AIs tend to agree with them – and the problem seems to get worse as models get bigger