OpenAI, :, Christopher Berner, Greg Brockman, Brooke Chan, Vicki Cheung, Dębiak, Przemysław, Christy Dennison et al.
arXiv (Cornell University)·
2019·
cited by 969
Software & Coding
Artificial Intelligence in Games
solved
importance 6/10
scale stated
No AI system could defeat world champions at Dota 2, an esports game with long time horizons, imperfect information and complex continuous state-action spaces.
Megan Ansdell, Yani Ioannou, Hugh P. Osborn, Michele Sasdelli, (2018 NASA Frontier Development Lab Exoplanet Team), Jeffrey C. Smith, Douglas Caldwell, Jon M. Jenkins et al.
The Astrophysical Journal Letters·
2018·
cited by 77
Physics & Astronomy
Stellar, planetary, and galactic studies
ai assisted
importance 6/10
scale stated
Space missions like Kepler and TESS produce large datasets of transit signals that must be efficiently and systematically classified as exoplanets or false positives.
Mohammad Sadegh Norouzzadeh, Anh Nguyen, Margaret Kosmala, Alexandra Swanson, Meredith S. Palmer, Craig Packer, Jeff Clune
Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences·
2018·
cited by 1,211
Extracting information from millions of camera-trap wildlife images is expensive, time-consuming manual work.
David R. Kelley, Jasper Snoek, John L. Rinn
Genome Research·
2016·
cited by 1,047
The functional mechanisms of most disease-associated noncoding genetic variants are unknown, and the regulatory code of gene expression is incompletely understood.
Sara Moreno Paz, Rianne van der Hoek, Elif Eliana, Priscilla Zwartjens, S. Gosiewska, Vítor A. P. Martins dos Santos, Joep P. J. Schmitz, Maria Suarez Diez
ACS Synthetic Biology·
2024·
cited by 40
Optimizing microbial cell factories (p-coumaric acid production in yeast) through DBTL cycles is slow without effective links between phases.
Fritz Forbang Peleke, Simon Maria Zumkeller, Mehmet Gültaş, Armin Otto Schmitt, Jędrzej Szymański
Nature Communications·
2024·
cited by 86
Understanding how non-coding regulatory DNA sequences determine gene expression levels in four plant species, including linking genetic variation to expression changes.
Matt Christopher Danzi, Maike Franziska Dohrn, Sarah Fazal, Danique Beijer, Adriana P. Rebelo, Vívian Pedigone Cintra, Stephan L. Zuchner
Nature Communications·
2023·
cited by 43
Identifying the disease-causing genetic variant among many candidates in Mendelian diseases is slow and difficult.
Bernardino Romera‐Paredes, Mohammadamin Barekatain, Alexander Novikov, Matej Balog, Manish Kumar, Emilien Dupont, Francisco J. R. Ruiz, Jordan S. Ellenberg et al.
Nature·
2023·
cited by 509
Mathematics
Evolutionary Algorithms and Applications
solved
importance 6/10
scale stated
LLM confabulations hinder scientific discovery, and the cap set problem in extremal combinatorics lacked constructions beyond the best-known ones.
Chengkuan Chen, Ming Y. Lu, Drew F. K. Williamson, Tiffany Chen, Andrew J. Schaumberg, Faisal Mahmood
Nature Biomedical Engineering·
2022·
cited by 126
Searching large repositories of gigapixel whole-slide images for morphologically similar slides was too slow because retrieval speed scaled with repository size.
Oliver Lester Saldanha, Philip Quirke, Nicholas Paul West, Jacqueline A. James, Maurice Bernard Loughrey, Heike Irmgard Grabsch, Manuel Salto‐Tellez, Elizabeth Alwers et al.
Nature Medicine·
2022·
cited by 224
Medicine & Health
AI in cancer detection
partially solved
importance 6/10
scale stated
Training robust AI on medical images needs large multicentric datasets that face practical, ethical and legal obstacles to sharing.
Hooman H. Rashidi, Luke T. Dang, Samer Albahra, Resmi K. Ravindran, Imran H. Khan
Scientific Reports·
2021·
cited by 22
Medicine & Health
Tuberculosis Research and Epidemiology
ai assisted
importance 6/10
scale stated
Active tuberculosis serological diagnosis requires interpreting complex multi-antibody data across variable immune responses, and building suitable algorithms manually is slow.
Charlotte Syrykh, Arnaud Abreu, Nadia Amara, Aurore Siegfried, V. Maisongrosse, François-Xavier Frénois, Laurent Martin, Cédric Rossi et al.
npj Digital Medicine·
2020·
cited by 115
Medicine & Health
AI in cancer detection
partially solved
importance 6/10
scale stated
Histopathological diagnosis of lymphomas, especially follicular lymphoma, is challenging, requires expertise or centralized review, and depends on tissue-section technical quality.
Luhong Jin, Bei Liu, Fenqiang Zhao, Stephen Hahn, Bowei Dong, Ruiyan Song, Timothy C. Elston, Yingke Xu et al.
Nature Communications·
2020·
cited by 253
Structured illumination microscopy needs intense illumination and many acquisitions per image, causing photobleaching and limiting live-cell super-resolution imaging.
Bixuan Gao, Xiaoqiao Huang, Junsheng Shi, Yonghang Tai, Rui Xiao
Journal of Renewable and Sustainable Energy·
2019·
cited by 51
Solar power operators need accurate day-ahead irradiance forecasts for planning, scheduling and managing photovoltaic plants and grid-connected systems.
Meng Zhang, Renjian Li, Songnian Fu, Sunil Kumar, James McGinty, Yuwen Qin, Lingling Chen
Light Science & Applications·
2025·
cited by 22
Time-resolved volumetric fluorescence imaging over extended durations is limited by the trade-off among imaging speed, light exposure, illumination power and image quality.
Jérémy Hofmeister, Nicolás Garin, Xavier Montet, Max Scheffler, Alexandra Platon, Pierre‐Alexandre Poletti, Jérôme Stirnemann, Marie‐Pierre Debray et al.
European Radiology Experimental·
2024·
cited by 25
Medicine & Health
COVID-19 diagnosis using AI
ai assisted
importance 6/10
scale stated
Deep learning pneumonia diagnosis on chest X-rays had mainly been validated against radiologists, whose own diagnoses can be inaccurate, so accuracy was tested against a robust multimodal expert reference.
Yukun Teng, Guangcun Shan
APL Materials·
2024·
cited by 28
Screening millions of hypothetical metal–organic frameworks to find ones with high CO2 adsorption capacity is computationally expensive.
Jens Ludwig, Sendhil Mullainathan
The Quarterly Journal of Economics·
2024·
cited by 85
Hypothesis generation in social science remains informal; specifically, understanding what facial features drive judges' jailing decisions.
Jean‐Baptiste Lugagne, Caroline M. Blassick, Mary J. Dunlop
Nature Communications·
2024·
cited by 38
Researchers could only passively observe natural gene expression dynamics in cells; they needed a way to actively impose specific, cell-specific expression dynamics in individual live cells.
Rishad J. Dalal, Felipe Oviedo, Michael C. Leyden, Theresa M. Reineke
Chemical Science·
2024·
cited by 47
Medicine & Health
RNA Interference and Gene Delivery
ai assisted
importance 6/10
scale stated
Designing polymer carriers that efficiently deliver pDNA and CRISPR-Cas9 ribonucleoprotein into cells is hard because the structure-property relationships in combinatorial polymer libraries are complex and poorly understood.
Baicheng Huang, Ling Guo, Hang Yin, Yue Wu, Zihan Zeng, Sujie Xu, Yufeng Lou, Zhimin Ai et al.
iMeta·
2024·
cited by 63
Designing effective crRNA guides for Cas12a-based nucleic acid detection is challenging and time-consuming, slowing development of rapid pathogen tests.
Xintao Song, Lei Bao, Chenjie Feng, Qiang Huang, Fa Zhang, Xin Gao, Renmin Han
Nature Communications·
2024·
cited by 87
Computationally predicting protein structural flexibility/dynamics was challenging and existing methods were inaccurate.
Chengdong Zhang, Yuan Yang, Tao Qi, Yuening Zhang, Linghui Hou, Jingjing Wei, Jingcheng Yang, Leming M. Shi et al.
Nature Communications·
2023·
cited by 39
Base editors frequently induce unwanted Cas9-dependent off-target DNA mutations, and researchers lacked tools to predict where these off-targets occur.
Joshua M. Wang, Runyu Hong, Elizabeth G. Demicco, Jimin Tan, Rossana Lazcano, Andre Luis Moreira, Yize Li, Anna Pamela Calinawan et al.
Cell Reports Medicine·
2023·
cited by 41
Predicting clinical outcomes and molecular features (e.g., TP53 status) from routine H&E pathology slides alone, and explaining which histology features are predictive, was difficult.