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AI tool searches thousands of scientific papers to guide researchers to coronavirus insights

  • Written by Amalie Trewartha, Post Doctoral Fellow, University of California, Berkeley
Artificial intelligence can do what humans can't – connect the dots across the majority of coronavirus research.baranozdemir/E+ via Getty Images

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