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Our perspectives on the value of open and local AI models in science

Health Medicine Net's recent story on DSE's commentary in Nature and interview with Berkeley News.

A reshare of Packaging Insights' story on our recent Science publication that proposes a global reporting framework within the United Nations Global Plastics Treaty.

A feature on faculty co-director Doug McCauley's recent paper in Science regarding the United Nations' ongoing Global Plastics Treaty negotiations.

Undergraduate intern Benny Szeghy describes the benefits of Map2Cell for enabling reproducibility in GUI-driven geospatial workflows.

UC Berkeley's student-run newspaper interviews faculty co-director Fernando Pérez about our recent commentary in Nature.

UC Berkeley News spotlights our commentary today in Nature on the environmental and scientific benefits of open source AI models.

In a new commentary in Nature Schmidt DSE faculty & researchers posit that open source AI models, which tend to be far more energy efficient than their commercial counterparts and run for free, offer an outside-the-box approach to meeting demands for use.