Artificial Intelligence: Current capabilities

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Language models support translation in a public service

Established · 27 June 2024 rollout announcement

Google announced an expansion of Translate by 110 languages using AI, including its PaLM 2 model. This is a documented example of model research reaching a public application. It is not a claim about today’s total language count, equal quality across languages or suitability for high-stakes translation without expert review.

Scientific modelling as research infrastructure

Established · Capability snapshot: 2026-11-03

Structure-prediction resources help researchers form hypotheses and choose follow-up investigations. Their practical impact comes from fitting models into a wider experimental workflow. Useful assistance and autonomous scientific discovery are different claims; evidence for one should not be presented as evidence for the other.

Evaluation has become part of deployment

Established · AI RMF 1.0 released 26 January 2023

NIST provides a voluntary framework for identifying and managing AI risks. An established framework does not certify a model or guarantee safe behavior. A system still needs task-specific evaluation, monitoring and clear responsibility for decisions that affect people.

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