Google's new AI solves superbug problems in two days - human researchers needed a decade

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Report: AI Solves Superbug Problem Bugging Scientists for Years

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Google's new AI solves superbug problems in two days - human researchers needed a decade

Google's new co-scientist AI solved a superbug problem that researchers worked on for years in just 48 hours.

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Scientists spent 10 years researching bacteria, artificial intelligence came to the same result in 48 hours

Imperial College London researcher José Penadés initially thought that Google's artificial intelligence might have stolen his team's research, but that doesn't seem to be the case.

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AI solves the problem that researchers have worked on for years - in 2 days - t3n – digital pioneers

Superbugs are pathogens whose danger is in particular that they are resistant to many antibiotics. The question is how they can do this. Researchers are looking for the explanation:inside the world.read more on t3n.de

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Google Unveils AI Scientist That Could Transform Research

Artificial intelligence (AI) has had a big impact on scientific research and development. From revolutionizing drug discovery to early detection of Alzheimer’s disease, AI has been at the forefront of driving innovation across various scientific disciplines. This is not surprising as unlike some of the traditional research tools, AI can work with vast datasets, recognize complex patterns, and generate new hypotheses.  This growing influence of A…

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Google AI solves in 48 hours what researchers of a superbacteria have been studying for 10 years

A revolutionary Google-owned AI system has managed to decipher in just two days a biological enigma that had kept experts at bay for almost a decade, offering not only the main idea but also several additional perspectives that open up new paths in research. So much so, that the so-called mystery of superbacteria begins today thanks to this new Google AI. For years, a group of microbiology specialists faced the task of understanding why certain …