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Towards autonomous biology: Compiler-Verified Protocols as a Foundation for Real-World AI Execution

2026-05-07

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Artificial intelligence has advanced from analyzing experimental data to autonomously generating hypotheses, designing experiments, and coordinating closed loop discovery. Yet the translation from computational reasoning to physical execution remains bottlenecked by the experimental protocol, which in biology still relies on ambiguous natural-language descriptions: a medium other engineering disciplines abandoned...

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ebd2b089-3d2c-5c3b-9549-db2204d6fa0d
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10.64898/2026.05.05.720956
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