Meet Your Users Where They Are
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Purpose-built AI agents for lab automation, research analysis, and biotech workflows. From prototype to production in 6 weeks.
Be honest - how many AI products do you actually use? For me, the vast majority of my usage is captured by ChatGPT/Claude, Codex/Claude Code, and the AI responses in Google. What do all of these have in common? Each is an application built by the same company that builds the foundation model inside it. In a future post I'll dig into why I think this is, but for now let's take it as given: there is some structural reason that most users will encounter AI mostly through a big tech company's product. If that is the case, what does it mean for life science software teams? It means that your…
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