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The pipeline is also flexible. You can customise almost everything: topic, time range, max number of sources, and the LLM assigned to each task. By default, you'll spend less than €1 per essay. Go cheaper with lighter models, or cast a wider net with more sources — the choice is yours! 8/
Only authorised #GMOs can enter the EU market, and they must follow specific labelling rules. šŸ·ļø My colleagues at #JRC have surveyed official control laboratories across Europe: how many GMOs did they find in food, feed and seeds? 🌽 Check out the monitoring results in this new paper ā¬‡ļø
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#ScienceRadar is fully transparent. Every run produces an audit file alongside the article, logging the outputs of all agents: full search results, source selection reasoning, first draft, image prompt, and every editorial and fact-check revision. Have a look at the example files on my repo! 7/
Nine AI agents walk into a newsroom. What could possibly go wrong? šŸ¤– Meet #ScienceRadar, a multi-agent AI pipeline that produces illustrated essays on selected scientific topics, drawing from recent news and academic papers. Here's how it works: 1/
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Science Radar is open source and free to run. Download the code from #Codeberg, swap in your own keywords, and point it at whatever field you're curious about. Let me know how it goes! šŸ˜‰ šŸ”— codeberg.org/emmecola/science-radar #OpenSource #AIAgents
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