Google’s new AI generates hypotheses for researchers
Google Research is now angling to turn AI into a scientist—well, a "co-scientist." The company has a new multi-agent AI system based on Gemini 2.0 aimed at biomedical researchers that can allegedly point the way toward new hypotheses and areas of biomedical research. However, Google's AI co-scientist boils down to a fancy chatbot.
Google announced it is expanding AI Overviews to show on more Google Lens results, including more novel or unique images.
AI Overviews in Google Lens will appear more often starting this week, even when you don't have a follow-up query for your visual search.
We’ve officially experienced an AI Super Bowl, people. As everyone tuned in to watch the annual championship game, the ...
Built on Google’s Gemini AI assistant, the tool promises to make research faster and more efficient. But the company ...
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