EPFL's GOLLuM turns AI uncertainty into a training signal, cutting lab trials by 40%
MacrinePhD · x · 2026-09-03
Researchers at EPFL built GOLLuM, a framework combining LLMs with Gaussian processes to turn uncertainty into a training signal. By learning from 'doubt,' it maps experimental recipes faster and matches traditional methods using 40% fewer lab trials, targeting AI-optimized scientific discovery.
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