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China's Infinigence AI Raises $344M Series C
China's Infinigence AI secures $344M Series C funding, setting new AI infrastructure records.
Dealroom · 1m
AI use disqualifies Nikon microscopy video winner
Nikon strips first place from a Chinese researcher's video of respiratory cilia after finding evidence of generative AI use in production.
Ars Technica · 1m
Microscopy videos reveal diseases still images can't
The 16th Nikon Small World in Motion competition shows how video microscopy unlocks medical insights impossible to capture in photographs.
Digital Camera World · 1m
Nikon's microscopy contest celebrates motion at the cellular level
A Chinese engineer won by filming the abnormal beating of cilia in a rare genetic respiratory disease.
Ars Technica · 1m