Google and DeepMind release first AI in Science report on how scientists actually use AI
soumitrashukla9 · x · 2026-09-16
- Google and Google DeepMind teams released "AI in Science: Early Insights," co-led by Alex Oleg Mjolsness with James Mateos-Garcia and Martina Codreanu.
- The report is the first systematic look at how AI is actually being used by scientists, addressing the gap between excitement and evidence.
- It marks the start of a new research agenda on AI's impact on science, with many findings and open questions.
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