Labguru Assistant is designed to be a versatile tool for researchers, capable of adapting to various tasks and assisting in numerous aspects of scientific research. Below are some potential uses illustrating how it can assist in daily research activities.
It is important to note that while efforts have been made to minimize any potential issues, it is possible for the LLM to make mistakes or provide incorrect information. Therefore, it is crucial to always double-check the response before using it.
LLM is a powerful tool that uses artificial intelligence to generate responses based on the input it receives. However, it is not 100% infallible and may not always provide accurate information. This is especially true when dealing with complex or nuanced topics.
To ensure the accuracy of the response, it is recommended to verify the information provided by the LLM with other reliable sources. This will help to avoid any potential errors or misinformation.
Below are examples of potential uses for the Assistant:
Question Answering: Pose any scientific question to aid your understanding and research, allowing you to make data-driven decisions.
Experiment Planning: Get help designing experiments or optimizing existing protocols for better efficiency and results.
Troubleshooting: When faced with unexpected experimental outcomes or malfunctioning instruments, the Assistant can provide possible reasons and suggest corrective actions.
Automated Calculations: The Assistant can execute a wide range of mathematical and statistical calculations, from basic arithmetic to more complex formulae required in data processing.
Inventory Checks: Ask the Assistant to check the availability of specific items in your inventory or let you know about recent experiments it was part of.
Regulatory Guidance: Receive information on compliance standards and laboratory safety protocols to ensure your research adheres to necessary regulations.
It can search for information in external databases (when it will decide it is required or directly requested). The databases are: NCBI and Pubmed, Pubchem.