Sapio Sciences brings Claude Cowork to the lab
Sapio Sciences, the AI lab informatics company, today announced that Claude Cowork, Anthropic's agentic AI assistant, is now integrated with the Sapio Platform via Sapio Elain, the AI co-scientist.
Sapio Sciences, the AI lab informatics company, today announced that Claude Cowork, Anthropic's agentic AI assistant, is now integrated with the Sapio Platform via Sapio Elain, the AI co-scientist.
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