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Some scientists have ‘magic hands’ in the lab. This AI is learning why.

Even the most adept researchers may not know exactly what they do to get successful results. An A.I. model is trying to figure it out by watching every move.

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有些科学家在实验室里拥有“神奇之手”。这款人工智能正在学习其中的原因。

A camera records Rajarajan Parthiban, an intern at the biotech startup Transfyr, as he works with samples to use in the training of AI models to recognise what really goes on during an experiment, at The Engine, a nonprofit tech incubator in Cambridge, Massachusetts. — ANN HERMES/The New York Times

On a recent afternoon, scientists buzzed around a lab in Cambridge, Massachusetts, performing experiments. Their equipment was standard: a lab hood for working with dangerous chemicals, an incubator for growing cells. Their procedures were identical to those in biology labs everywhere.

A closer look revealed some oddities, though. Along with lab coats and gloves, most of the scientists wore miniature cameras on headbands. Three additional cameras peered down at each work station from a shelf.

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