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AI is being increasingly deployed in the workplace, from answering calls to carrying out legal research, following the success of ChatGPT and similar models over the past year. “Beyond standard literature review, summarization and ‘deep research’ tools, the AI co-scientist system is intended to uncover new, original knowledge and to formulate demonstrably novel research hypotheses and proposals,” Google researchers Juraj Gottweis and Vivek Natarajan wrote in a blog post.
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Here are ten things you need to know about Google's AI co-scientist:
-Google in its blog post said it has launched an AI co-scientist, a new AI system built on Gemini 2.0 designed to aid scientists in creating novel hypotheses and research plans.
-Researchers can specify a research goal — for example, to better understand the spread of a disease-causing microbe — using natural language, and the AI co-scientist will propose testable hypotheses, along with a summary of relevant published literature and a possible experimental approach, the tech giant said.
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