ScienceOne - China's new breakthrough in artificial intelligence

The ScienceOne platform taps into a massive database of scientific literature, along with deep interdisciplinary knowledge, to effectively serve key areas such as Mathematics, Physics and Materials Science.

On May 6, the Institute of Automation under the Chinese Academy of Sciences (CAS) officially announced the artificial intelligence (AI) integrated research platform called ScienceOne, marking a breakthrough in its efforts to revolutionize traditional research methods through AI automation.

ScienceOne is designed to overcome the limitations that exist in conventional AI models when applied to scientific research.

The platform integrates advanced capabilities in deep data understanding, computational optimization, and logical reasoning evaluation, allowing scientists to access knowledge more comprehensively and efficiently than ever before.

Right in this launch, ScienceOne introduces two main tools: S1-Literature and S1-ToolChain.

S1-Literature is an AI literature assistant that can synthesize thousands of scientific papers into well-structured overviews, while providing in-depth analysis tools such as concept mapping and academic citation tracking.

Meanwhile, S1-ToolChain is a research workflow orchestrator that can automatically run more than 300 specialized scientific tools, from physics simulations to statistical data processing, forming a seamless and efficient workflow.

ScienceOne is a collaboration between research institutions under CAS, including the Computer Network Information Center and the National Science Library.

The platform taps into a massive scientific literature database, coupled with deep interdisciplinary knowledge, to effectively serve key fields such as Mathematics, Physics, and Materials Science.

The launch of ScienceOne is not only a strategic step in the global race for AI applications in science, but also a clear demonstration of China's ambition to become a leading country in research and innovation in the AI ​​era./.

(TTXVN/Vietnam+)

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