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PNNL's self-correcting AI AutoLabs still needs an expert in the loop
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PNNL's self-correcting AI AutoLabs still needs an expert in the loop
Researchers from Pacific Northwest National Laboratory (PNNL) developed a generative agentic AI that can translate experimental goals into instructions for a laboratory robot. Their paper was published in Scientific Reports. Gihan Panapitiya, a data scientist at PNNL and the lead author of the paper, said the researchers had plans to extend AutoLabs to literature review, persistent memory and other autonomous lab equipment besides the automate…
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