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Chinese AI completes 11,382-step experiment in 203 hours

A Chinese AI scientist has reportedly completed a complex, 11,382-step experiment in just over 200 hours. This achievement highlights the potential for AI to automate intricate laboratory processes, reducing the need for extensive manual intervention. While described as an automated workflow rather than a traditional scientist, the AI's capability demonstrates significant advancements in lab automation. AI

IMPACT Demonstrates AI's growing capability to automate complex scientific experiments, potentially accelerating research.

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Chinese AI completes 11,382-step experiment in 203 hours

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    Whoa! But perhaps not surprising! Pretty awesome that a lot of manual intervention can be automated and cut out. Will be interesting to see what comes out (or r

    Whoa! But perhaps not surprising! Pretty awesome that a lot of manual intervention can be automated and cut out. Will be interesting to see what comes out (or rather what it was asked to churn out). More of a computerized automated workflow than a "Scientist" but anyhoo # Science…