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OpenAI’s AI agents analyse a mouse brain gene atlas in 32 minutes

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OpenAI, PerturbAI, and Scripps Research deployed nearly 2,000 AI agents using GPT-Rosalind to analyze a mouse brain CRISPR gene atlas in 32 minutes, a task that would take humans months. The AI agents generated a comprehensive reasoning atlas linking genes, cell effects, literature, and mechanisms, reproducing known findings and discovering new leads. The results are detailed in a bioRxiv preprint and the reasoning atlas is publicly available on GitHub.

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