Google DeepMind has upgraded Co-Scientist, its AI research assistant, from a hypothesis generator into a research system deeply integrated with the lab. Built on Gemini, this multi-agent system has achieved experimentally validated results across three fields, including materials synthesis and autonomous development of medical AI architectures. It can now autonomously plan experiments, operate lab equipment, and write scientific papers.
Google DeepMind has upgraded Co-Scientist, its AI research assistant, from a hypothesis generator into a research system that can be deeply integrated into the laboratory. The Gemini-based multi-agent system has already achieved experimentally validated results in three scientific fields, including materials synthesis and autonomous development of medical AI architectures. Co-Scientist can now autonomously plan experiments, operate laboratory equipment, and write scientific papers.
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