Google launches AI tool to assist biomedical researchers with hypothesis generation

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Google has introduced a new AI system called the "co-scientist," designed to assist biomedical researchers by generating research hypotheses. This system uses interconnected models to analyze input data and suggest potential research avenues. Human researchers can interact with the AI through a chatbot interface, allowing for a collaborative brainstorming process. Initial evaluations from biomedical experts indicate that the AI's proposals show more potential for impact compared to other AI systems. Google is partnering with universities to test the AI's suggestions in real-world research. Researchers can apply to join the Trusted Tester program to access the co-scientist and integrate it with their existing tools.


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