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IIT Delhi Researchers Create The World's First Of Its Kind AI-Agent ‘AILA' Researchers at the Indian Institute of Technology ...

Researchers from IIT Delhi, in collaboration with German and Danish teams, have developed an AI agent capable of independently conducting laboratory experiments.

The researchers discovered that models that aced science quizzes struggled with real laboratory situations requiring quick adaptation.

AILA can now manage this instrument, make real-time decisions during experiments, and generate results independently.

IIT Delhi has developed AILA, an AI lab assistant that can autonomously design, run and analyse scientific experiments, reducing hours of lab work to minutes.

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