AI accelerates superbug solution, completing in two days what took scientists years

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AI accelerates superbug solution, completing in two days what took scientists years

Professor José R Penadés told the BBC that Google's tool reached the same hypothesis that his team had – that superbugs can create a tail that allows them to move between species. In simpler terms, one can think of it as a master key that enables the bug to move...Read Entire Article

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A professor investigated for a decade why some superbacteria are immune to antibiotics and managed to decipher it after asking an artificial intelligence system

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AI cracks superbug problem in two days that took scientists years

The lead researcher has told the BBC he was so astounded he assumed his computer had been hacked.

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In an unprecedented advance, Artificial Intelligence (IA) has demonstrated its ability to solve in a matter of days medical problems that have puzzled scientists for years. One outstanding example is the work of Professor José R. Penadés and his team at Imperial College in London, who spent a decade investigating the resistance of certain superbacteria to antibiotics. Surprisingly, an AI tool developed by Google replicated its findings in just 4…

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Artificial Intelligence solved a Decade-long Mystery in Two Days

A new AI tool has solved a complex microbiological puzzle in just two days of research that took scientists almost a decade to complete. Professor Jose R. Penades and his team of scientists in London have spent years researching how certain superbugs develop resistance to antibiotics, the BBC reported on Thursday. When they tested Google’s […] The post Artificial Intelligence solved a Decade-long Mystery in Two Days appeared first on Sarajevo Ti…

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It was stated that the artificial intelligence tool named "co-scientist" launched by Google solved the bacterial problem in two days which took microbiologists 10 years to find an answer to. Professor Jose Penades from the Faculty of Medicine of Imperial College London said that artificial intelligence will change science.