By Danny Sullivan – Longevity.Technology –
Another tech giant has revealed new progress in the mission to harness the power of AI to advance biomedical research. Following the recent revelation that OpenAI’s new GPT-4b micro model had been developed with longevity biotech Retro Bio, Google just unveiled “co-scientist” – an AI tool designed to accelerate scientific discovery.
Designed as a virtual collaborator, the “multi-agent” system leverages new AI advances to assist biomedical scientists in tackling complex research challenges. By mirroring the reasoning process of the scientific method, Google claims its AI can generate novel hypotheses, refine research strategies and facilitate experimental design. All of which could reasonably be expected to help accelerate new discoveries in aging and age-related diseases.
