AI scientists are coming.
However, current AI research tools work in isolation. Paper summarizers, experiment automators, and hypothesis generators are all done separately and disconnected from the research process. But real science isn't linear. It's collaborative, iterative, and deeply human.
This new research introduces OmniScientist, a platform where AI and human scientists work together in a symbiotic ecosystem. The key idea: mutual feedback loops. Human expertise refines AI capabilities. AI insights then expand human research scope. Both evolve together.
The platform integrates literature analysis, hypothesis generation, experimental design optimization, and results interpretation. Humans provide oversight at critical decision points.
An exciting vision is AI systems that augment scientific discovery across physics, chemistry, biology, and computational sciences. The work is not about replacing the scientific process but rather about enhancing and augmenting it.
What makes this powerful: AI handles scale and pattern recognition. Humans provide intuition and validation. Together, they tackle problems neither could solve alone.
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Paper: https://t.co/xwvDQ56s4W
@nestlepakistan Dirt and sand in Nestle water bottle. I have complained but they are saying will take 15 days to check and respond with feedback. We pay such hefty amount for getting clean water and this is the quality of water they provide. Who is responsible for this?
So much solidarity with Palestinian Communication Scholars. Amplifying the thread created by them. The National Communication Association @NatComm silenced the voices of Palestinian scholars witnessing genocide. #CommSoWhite#DismantleColonialism#FreePalestine
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Im bad at updating twixter or whatever it is now, but it's official. I am so grateful for the mentors who continue to be supportive and give an opportunity to learn! I would not have made it this far alone. This is because and for you all... ❤️ I hope to pass the kindness on!
If SCOTUS was serious about their ludicrous “colorblindness” claims, they would have abolished legacy admissions, aka affirmative action for the privileged.
70% of Harvard’s legacy applicants are white. SCOTUS didn’t touch that - which would have impacted them and their patrons.
Instead of showing me your diversity statement, show me your hiring data, your discrimination claim stats, your salary tables, your retention numbers, your diversity policies, and your leaders’ public actions against racism.
End performative allyship.
The work continues. No rest while oppressive systems still in place. Thanks as usual to @GirlsCareJa for providing this platform for my work and to represent the voices of my community in this global issue. Big up every time to @AyeshaConstable and @Jaybritz.
Today in A.I:
Sam Altman, the CEO of OpenAI and founder of ChatGPT is facing a senate hearing over the safety and regulation of A.I
Here's the summary:
I mean... fight the system! This is ridiculous that such corporations hoard knowledge generated by academics and then continue to exploit others. I like the idea of an nfp journals!
We released an #ActionPlan with recommendations to promote inclusion of caregivers in #ResearchFunding. Such policies are important to support academic mothers struggling with #MaternalMentalHealth issues. Share and raise awareness. #Action4STEMMoms
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