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A lab wires sixty-plus databases into one reproducible science workbench

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Anthropic's Claude Science wires more than 60 databases into one reproducible workbench and Basecamp's EDEN models let researchers text-prompt antibiotics against drug-resistant pathogens, while OpenAI's GeneBench-Pro showed headroom remains with its best model passing just 28.7% of 129 research-level problems.

Reported metric: 28.7% of 129 problems

Reporting date: 2026-07-01 (not necessarily the event date)

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A lab wires sixty-plus databases into one reproducible science workbench
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Reporting date: 2026-07-01
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Claim: Anthropic's Claude Science wires more than 60 databases into one reproducible workbench and Basecamp's EDEN models let researchers text-prompt antibiotics against drug-resistant pathogens, while OpenAI's GeneBench-Pro showed headroom remains with its best model passing just 28.7% of 129 research-level problems.
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