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AI agents increasingly access the web, requiring specialized knowledge in life sciences. EMBL highlights the need for AI-optimized access to literature like Europe PMC's 40M+ records, which currently rely on keyword and complex syntax searches not designed for AI agents.
AI agents increasingly access the web, requiring specialized knowledge in life sciences. EMBL highlights the need for AI-optimized access to literature like Europe PMC's 40M+ records, which currently rely on keyword and complex syntax searches not designed for AI agents.
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The web is increasingly accessed by AI agents rather than humans. Every agent needs knowledge, especially in the life-sciences, where agentic pipelines are growing fast. Access to the literature is a crucial part of that need, and resources such as Europe PMC, with over 40M indexed records, are widely used to meet...
As agentic pipelines grow in life sciences, efficient AI access to vast literature databases is critical for advancing research and applications. Current resources are not optimized for AI, indicating a gap that EMBL's AI librarian aims to address.
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