Collaborative AI agents for autonomous experimental research
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A preprint from Eikichi Kimura, Masato Koga and Keigo Arai at the Institute of Science Tokyo describes a research setup in which collaborating AI agents, built on large language models, select a question, derive a theoretical result, and test it on nitrogen-vacancy spin ensembles in diamond.