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Google Research: Grounding AI agents in biological reality
October 16 primary account distinguishes VERID physical simulation, aptamer assay feedback and agent-guided FAP binder design.
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October 16 primary account distinguishes VERID physical simulation, aptamer assay feedback and agent-guided FAP binder design.
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- supportsGoogle aptamer agents mistake bead adhesion for improved target binding: After revised design rules, Round 3 myoglobin results recovered to 72.4% specificity and 33.5% confirmed hit rate.
Learning to learn with aptamers; Round 3
- supportsGoogle aptamer agents mistake bead adhesion for improved target binding: In the Google myoglobin experiment, Round 2 enrichment of G-quadruplex designs coincided with target specificity dropping from 75.0% to 19.1% and bead-corrected hits from 10.2% to 3.7%.
Learning to learn with aptamers; myoglobin Round 2
- supportsVERID checks laboratory agent commands against a live physical workcell: Google reports that VERID maintains a live 3D representation including robot geometry, well volumes, reagent identities and pipette tip inventory for physical command checks.
Grounding agents in physical reality; VERID framework
- supportsVERID checks laboratory agent commands against a live physical workcell: In a controlled demonstration, VERID rejected a physically incompatible eight-channel pipette aspiration and the agent replanned.
VERID demonstrations; incompatible trough