@xiaohu: Anthropic launches Claude Science, an AI workbench for scientists with over 60 research skills built in. It is an application installed on your own computer or server: you ask an AI scientific questions in plain language, and it mobilizes dozens of specialized tools to query data, run analyses, draw charts, and draft manuscripts…

Anthropic launches Claude Science An AI workbench for scientists, with over 60 built-in research skills It is an application installed on your own computer or server: you ask an AI scientific questions in plain language, and it mobilizes dozens of specialized tools to query data, run analyses, draw charts, and draft manuscripts. Every step of the output can be traced back to how it was produced. You can use it locally (macOS/Linux) like Jupyter Notebook, or on a remote machine via SSH or an HPC login node. → The application includes over 60 pre-configured skills and connectors covering genomics, single-cell analysis, proteomics, structural biology, and cheminformatics, backed by hundreds of specialized data sources (UniProt, PDB, Ensembl, etc.) as well as journals and preprint resources. → It can autonomously draft computing tasks, and after obtaining user consent, submit them to the user's own HPC cluster or Modal cloud GPU, scaling analysis from a single GPU to hundreds, while the original data always remains in the user's own system. → It includes a built-in reviewer agent that constantly checks whether citations in the generated content are real, whether numbers match the computational process, and whether charts are consistent with the code that produced them. If issues are found, it automatically corrects them.