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This week: AI creates proteins, WiFi can see you, and 1,000,0000x super magnet Shareables Hope & O

This week: AI creates proteins, WiFi can see you, and 1,000,0000x super magnet [View this email in your browser]( Shareables Hope & Optimism #20 Welcome back to Hope & Optimism, a weekly newsletter that reminds us to look at life's big pictures and remain optimistic in the full potential of humans. Happy Friday everyone! We've got some more mind-blowing things where we don't have the slightest idea how the science behind it works. Check them out below! If it's your first time reading or a friend sent this to you, you can [subscribe here](. This Week's Updates: - Quote: Optimist vs. Pessimist - Optimistic Updates: - WiFi Routers Can Produce 3D Images of You - Ai Designed Bacteria-Killing Proteins from Scratch - World-First ‘Super’ Magnet in Nuclear Fusion Breakthrough Quote of the Week: “The optimist thinks this is the best of all possible worlds. The pessimist fears it is true.” - J. Robert Oppenheimer Optimistic Updates [:newspaper:] Image courtesy of 8machine_ / Unsplash [WiFi Routers Can Produce 3D Images of You]( Researchers at Carnegie Mellon University have achieved a remarkable milestone: using simple Wi-Fi routers to create 3D images of human poses and movements with the help of AI neural networks and deep learning. This proof-of-concept could revolutionize industries like healthcare, security, gaming (VR), among many others. Not only does it overcome issues associated with traditional cameras such as poor lighting or obstacles blocking lenses, but it also surpasses RBG sensors, LiDARs, radar technologies in cost efficiency and energy consumption. By using inexpensive routers, such as the $50 TP-Link Archer A7 AC1750, researchers were able to generate 3D wireframe images of several people in a room as WiFi signals collided with their bodies. More specifically, human 'interference' signals were monitored via the amplitude and phase of WiFi signals. “The results of the study reveal that our model can estimate the dense pose of multiple subjects, with comparable performance to image-based approaches, by utilizing WiFi signals as the only input,” the researchers’ pre-print brief reads. WiFi perception technology comes with understandable privacy concerns. As facial recognition and IoT devices have become increasingly widespread, this new type of tech could be exploited by Big Data companies as well as cyber criminals, making us question the security of something seemingly innocuous like a WiFi router. Nevertheless, if utilized correctly it can help provide more secure ways to monitor the world without compromising on personal freedom or safety. [(Click here to read the full story)]( Image courtesy of anirudh / Unsplash [Ai Designed Bacteria-Killing Proteins from Scratch]( Ali Madani and his Salesforce Research team are revolutionizing the world of medicine and biotechnology with ProGen, an AI that generates new proteins from 280 million existing ones. Similar to text-generating AIs, ProGen chooses specific groups of proteins to use as focus points and creates new protein structures by using a learned "grammar" for how amino acids combine. By implementing checks in its programming, ProGen narrowed down 100 molecules to five that showed intense chemical reactions in destroying bacteria in egg whites and saliva. Of those five, two of those proved very effective in destroying E. Coli. bacterium. This is only in the first sample of AI generated proteins! Through X-rays, researchers observed that the engineered proteins had nearly 30% deviations in their amino acid sequences while still retaining the shape of naturally occurring proteins. It was not immediately clear how the AI could make such broad changes and still keep the proper shape. Researchers said, “It was sort of an ‘it looks like a duck, it quacks like a duck’ situation and X-rays confirmed it also walked like a duck." [(Click here to read the full story)]( Image courtesy of Tokamak Energy [World-First ‘Super’ Magnet in Nuclear Fusion Breakthrough]( Tokamak Energy has made a breakthrough in nuclear fusion technology, introducing the world's first "super" magnets. Demonstrating magnetic field strength nearly one million times greater than that of the Earth's, these magnets can effectively control hot plasma during nuclear fusion, an achievement long sought after since scientists began researching nuclear in the 1950s. This advancement could unlock limitless power with little-to-no hazardous waste or fossil fuel usage. Fusion power has been described as "one of the most significant scientific challenges ever undertaken by humanity", and recent breakthroughs from the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory in achieving net positive gain via nuclear fusion have pushed us one step closer to a commercially viable energy source. Tokamak Energy's Demo4 project serves as a major stepping stone toward global deployment of compact, low-cost power plants and will help spur progress by continuously providing a core component of the fusion process. CEO Chris Kelsall says, “We are proud to be delivering this world-first, complete system of HTS magnetic coils, which will now be assembled into a full tokamak configuration for testing.” [(Click here to read the full story)]( If you enjoyed today's newsletter, share it with someone by clicking one of the buttons below, or simply forward the email directly! 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