BIOS is an AI Scientist that ranked #1 on BixBench for biological data analysis. BIOS offers human-in-the-loop checkpoints to steer investigations mid-flight, or fully autonomous mode for uninterrupted deep research—you choose how much control to keep. Four specialized agents handle orchestration, literature review, data analysis, and novelty detection. Free tier available. Academic users withedu get full access free.
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We're a small AI-for-Science lab, and today we're launching BIOS - an AI Scientist that just hit #1 on BixBench for biological data analysis.
The core problem we're solving: existing AI research agents run in batch mode. You wait hours, get results, realize the AI didn't do as well as you hoped, and you rerun everything. For the comfort of all of our users - you can use 3 modes: steering for full control, autonomous for maximum depth or smart for a good balance between the two.
We're offering free full access to academic users (.edu email) for a limited time—we want researchers actually using this.
Would love your feedback. What research problems would you throw at it?
@rohanrecommends Our products share similarities, since both are meant to advance scientific research. But we focus mainly on "d'eep research": long runs that dive deep into specific topics the way scientists would. We also put heavy emphasis on data analysis, which is where we fine-tuned most and benchmarked - it's probably the best AI data scientist available
@brka This product reminds me of @Scispace's BioMed Agent. Are you heading to similar direction?
@rohanrecommends Our products share similarities, since both are meant to advance scientific research. But we focus mainly on "d'eep research": long runs that dive deep into specific topics the way scientists would. We also put heavy emphasis on data analysis, which is where we fine-tuned most and benchmarked - it's probably the best AI data scientist available
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Using AI for scientific purposes is exactly what it was meant for, I think. Great launch, guys, congrats!