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A world model learns about the world around it by taking in visual information, much like a baby animal or young child does, versus LLMs, which are predictive models based on vast databases of text.

“It is predictive and it can run real-time ‘what if’ analysis at significant scale,” Roberts said.

The algorithms identified the most predictive biomarker combinations, enhancing diagnostic reliability and paving the way for personalized medicine approaches.

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So far, it’s shown “very good” predictive abilities, said Pasquinelli, including among the minority patients she largely serves.

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Knowing that these races could be predictive of next year’s midterms, who won and why will dominate headlines.

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