Behind the Google x MIT 'AI in Science' report: the full cross-org team
JMateosGarcia · x · 2026-09-16
Follow-up on the "AI in Science - early insights" report: the author led the project with mcodreanu and alexolegimas, working with a team across Google, Google DeepMind and MIT including danielrock, Atoosa, arthurturrell, JulianDJacobs, Neil Thompson and others.
The report itself combines Gemini logs, specialized-model literature, a survey, and MIT FutureTech's new scientific task taxonomy to study how scientists use AI.
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