This weekly update brings exciting news about AI agents helping scientists do their work faster and better.

The biggest story comes from London, England, where a company called Causaly announced a new AI system just for scientists. This new tool, called Causaly Agentic Research, works like having smart digital helpers that can read thousands of research papers and find important information automatically.

What makes this special? Unlike regular AI tools that just answer questions, these AI agents can actually do complex jobs on their own. They can look through huge amounts of scientific data, find connections between different studies, and help scientists make new discoveries much faster than before.

Scientists usually spend weeks reading through research papers to find the information they need. With these new AI agents, that work can be done in much less time. The AI can also check if the information is correct and reliable, which is very important for scientific work.

This is part of a bigger trend happening in 2025. Many companies are creating agentic AI systems that can work more independently. These AI agents don't just follow simple commands - they can plan, make decisions, and complete whole projects without needing humans to guide every step.

Why does this matter for science? Getting new medicines and treatments to people takes a very long time, often many years. By helping scientists work faster and find important discoveries sooner, these AI agents could help bring life-saving treatments to patients much more quickly.

The new Causaly system will be available to scientists starting in October 2025, with even more advanced features coming by the end of the year. This represents a major step forward in how AI can help advance scientific research and discovery.