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Albert Invent, which launched an AI model trained on chemical patents and data about 15M molecules, raised a $55M Series B, a source says at a $340M valuation (Rashi Shrivastava/Forbes)

Scientists at manufacturing conglomerates like Kenvue and Henkel use Albert Invent's AI tools to design experiments.

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The artifact worth reviewing when agents write the code

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