Causaly Introduces AI Agents for Enhanced Scientific Discovery

Causaly has announced the launch of new AI agents designed to accelerate scientific discovery in the life sciences sector, providing researchers with comprehensive biomedical knowledge.

Causaly has announced new AI agents within its Causaly Discover platform, aimed at revolutionizing scientific discovery in the life sciences sector. In a press release, the company detailed how these agents empower research teams to access and analyze a vast array of biomedical data, significantly speeding up the process of answering complex biomedical questions.

The Causaly Discover platform, developed over seven years, integrates a comprehensive knowledge graph that connects 500 million facts and 70 million directional relationships. This allows scientists to save up to 90% of the time typically required to identify and validate research targets, thereby enhancing the efficiency of drug discovery processes.

The new AI agents are designed to reduce the time and effort needed to sift through scattered data sources, enabling researchers to discover new biomarkers, prioritize targets, and understand disease biology more effectively. These agents are currently available in early access, with general availability planned for May 2025.

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