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Adam Bly, Founder & CEO of System, will speak at a virtual session at COP29 titled "Data for 21st Century Governance."

System founder and CEO Adam Bly will lecture at UVA on October 16 as part of the School of Data Science's Graph and Network Seminar Series.

Welcoming Danny Hillis to System as an advisor

Today, we’re sharing that we have started to expand into sociology, economics, political science, and business. This is an exciting milestone on our journey to relate everything to help the world see and solve anything as a system.

Today we're releasing our first model on Hugging Face, a classifier of study type using deep learning that improves on the state of the art method of identifying experimental trials.

Today, we’re announcing an important milestone in our pursuit of breadth: We have started to extract data related to the environment and climate change and include that material in the System Graph.

We are excited to announce the latest data integration with the System Graph: the EMBL Genome-Wide Association Studies (GWAS) database. This new data source represents a significant milestone in our ongoing efforts to build the most valuable graph of biomedical knowledge.

What if we could leverage advances in AI to generate a systemic understanding and representation of cardiovascular diseases, instantly leveraging the entire corpus of peer-reviewed scientific evidence? We set up a collaboration between System and the Novartis Foundation to do just that.

Today we are pleased to share our 2023 Public Benefit Report, which summarizes our efforts to the commitments laid out in our charter.

For this first of a series of blog posts on design at System, we begin with “the edge.”

Today, we publish the findings of a comparative analysis of System and OpenAI's GPT-4, specifically concerning the quality of the biomedical information generated. 

In this webinar, Sam Scarpino, director of AI + Life Sciences at Northeastern University's Institute of Experiential AI, meets with System CEO Adam Bly to discuss advances at the intersection of AI and Life Sciences.

In biomedical research, staying up to date is more crucial than ever. Every day, between 3000 and 5000 new papers are added to databases like PubMed, flooding the field with fresh findings and observations.

Today, we are pleased to present new results from an in-depth, randomized, and blind analysis of the performance of System's AI-assisted synthesis against other products.

Today we’re excited to announce that the Retraction Watch database is integrated into System Pro.

Not only does our concept of truth feel more slippery today, but the long-established ways we arrive at insights and decisions are being compromised.

To effectively regulate artificial intelligence, Congress should recreate the Office of Technology Assessment, which it disbanded in 1995.

As companies rush AI-powered products and services to market, some non-profits and safety-focused companies are pushing to slow them down in higher-risk use cases such as health care.

Dr. Paul B. Rothman, former Dean of the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine and former CEO of Johns Hopkins Medicine, and Dr. Andrew Trister, Deputy Director, Digital Health and Innovation at the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, have joined System as our first healthcare advisors.

System founder and CEO Adam Bly will participate in the closing plenary of Solve at MIT on May 6.

System Pro is a new AI-powered search engine designed to be the most trustworthy, transparent way for researchers and doctors to quickly find, synthesize, and contextualize scientific literature 

Here is a summary of the risks we identified with System Pro v1.0 and our work to mitigate them:

For seemingly the first time in the 25 years since Google’s founding, search is ready to be disrupted.

Tom Glocer has joined System’s Board of Directors and Amy Brand has joined us as an advisor.

Our first Public Benefit Report, which details the progress we’ve made against each of the commitments outlined in our charter.

Announcing the release of a new set of features designed to help you find, synthesize, and contextualize peer-reviewed scientific literature, beginning in health and the life sciences.

At System, we believe it is our responsibility to consider and be open about the potential risks and unintended consequences we see as we ship new releases.

Starting today, System now continuously auto-extracts statistical relationships from peer-reviewed scientific papers.

With the recent mass shootings in Uvalde, Buffalo, and elsewhere in the U.S., gun violence has once again emerged as a major topic of discussion.

Today I am thrilled to announce that Katherine Maher, former CEO of the Wikimedia Foundation, has joined System’s Board of Directors. 

Over the past couple of weeks, users have been searching System for information on the devastating Russian military invasion of Ukraine.

At System, we’ve decided to speak openly about the risks we face in developing our public resource, and the types of processes we’ve put in place to mitigate them.

Today, after three years of research, development, and testing, we are thrilled to launch the public beta of System.

Today we’re announcing that we have raised a $10 million Series A, led by Acrew Capital. Together with our..