@dair_ai: Impressive new work from Google DeepMind showing real-world applications of agents for scientific research.
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Google DeepMind publishes a paper on using AI agents for real-world scientific research, showing they can outperform frontier models in computer science tasks like HealthBench Hard.
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Impressive new work from Google DeepMind showing real-world applications of agents for scientific research.
elvis (@omarsar0): Impressive new paper from Google DeepMind.
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It takes Co-Scientist out of simulation and into real-world experiments.
A summary of the results:
In computer science, it found an inference-time scaling architecture that beat six frontier models on HealthBench Hard
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