This week brought exciting updates in AI agents for science. Adobe showed new AI agents at their Summit that help businesses understand customers better. OpenAI tested an AI called Deep Research that can search the web better than humans but still gets things wrong half the time.

A big workshop in Singapore will happen soon to discuss challenges like teaching AI to work together on science problems. Also, Clarivate launched AI tools to help students and researchers find information faster. Scientists are hopeful these agentic AI tools can speed up discoveries in medicine and other fields.

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