Scientists spent weeks manually searching 38 million files. Agents now finish in minutes, saving 43,000 hours.
A biotechnology leader navigates a search space of 10^60 potential small molecules while analyzing 38 million biomedical publications and internal repositories of hundreds of millions of cells.
Scientists spent weeks manually searching these scattered sources to identify drug targets and validate biomarkers. This inefficient process consumed...
“One of the things that I'm especially excited about, through the development of tools such as autonomous agents, is the ability to democratize access to data sets and computational tools to scientists who maybe have less computational background. Through interacting with an agent in a really iterative and coherent way, we’re able to take advantage of these tools and use that to directly accelerate the research. The agent really gives us an unbelievable boost in the work that we're trying to achieve.”
Biotechnology company developing medicines for life-threatening diseases.
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