DOE puts $159M into Genesis projects, expanding OSPREY agent that runs particle accelerators
omnivaughn · x · 2026-10-14
The US Department of Energy announced $159M in new Genesis projects, one of which expands an AI agent named OSPREY.
- Berkeley Lab already uses OSPREY to help scientists run particle accelerators via natural language
- The plan is to take it across national labs
- The project's code and image are publicly available
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