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Meta announces support for university research at Caltech, Ohio State College of Medicine, Louisiana State University, Indiana University and UTHealth Houston.

The support includes access to Meta's latest Muse models, Muse Wonder and Muse Spark; open-weight models Muse Glimmer and Muse Spark Open; computer vision models SAM, V-JEPA and DINO; and the SeamlessM4T multilingual communication model.

Meta's newsroom says the partnerships also bring research funding totaling $2 million and direct researcher collaboration. It says the funded projects span medicine, physics, chemistry, biology, computer science and mathematics. Examples it gives include LSU's Eyes-On system, which uses the open-weight SAM models to detect infant tracheostomy tube displacement, and Ohio State's work on predicting heart failure risk (HFpEF) from routine CT scans and medical records.

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  1. AI at MetaOfficial
    Meta supports five universities with Muse, SAM, and other AI models

    AIMeta announces support for university research at Caltech, Ohio State Medical, LSU, Indiana University, and UTHealth Houston. The support includes access to its Muse models, including Muse Wonder and Muse Spark, open-weight models Muse Glimmer and Muse Spark Open, computer vision models SAM, V-JEPA, and DINO, and the SeamlessM4T multilingual communication model.

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  2. Meta NewsroomOfficial
    Meta partners with five US universities on AI research funded by $2 million

    AIMeta is granting $2 million across five US universities to support research using its models in medicine, physics, chemistry, biology, computer science, and mathematics. Projects include Louisiana State University's Eyes-On system for detecting infant tracheostomy tube displacement, which explores Meta's open weight SAM models, and Ohio State's work on predicting heart failure risk with HFpEF from routine CT scans and medical records.

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