New OCTO text tool is used to analyze AlphaFold 2 citations in ATLAS release
JMateosGarcia · x · 2026-07-26
The post highlights an exploratory study that uses OCTO, a new text-analysis tool released as part of the ATLAS launch, to analyze AlphaFold 2 citations.
The analysis is framed as an example of how AI can help researchers study AI’s impact on science. The accompanying notes suggest the work looks at:
- how scientists use AlphaFold across papers
- how AlphaFold-related papers cluster into use cases
- how deposition-related usage and downstream citations vary by field
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