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​Autopoiesis Sciences is an AI research laboratory focused on closing the loop in scientific discovery.

Aristotle Shape Sessions - $200 to test early-access research tools

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San Francisco, CA
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Are you a researcher working on an active scientific question? We're inviting a small group to a hands-on session testing new capabilities across the Aristotle model suite, before they reach the broader scientific community. Qualified participants receive a $200 gift card, keep continued access to Aristotle afterward, and give feedback directly to our CEO and team.

Spots are limited to keep feedback focused. Apply early, since slots fill fast and applying doesn't guarantee a place.

What you'll do:

Before: Bring your laptop and one real research question or task from your current work. The more real the task, the more useful the session.
During: Use Aristotle to make progress as you naturally would. We'll observe and may ask questions, but won't steer you. We're testing the tool, not you, so confusion and things that don't work are exactly what we want to see. Thinking out loud is encouraged.
At the end: A short debrief. Honest reactions, including frustration, are more valuable to us than positive ones.
After: You keep access to Aristotle for your own research.

Good to know:

Our CEO, Joseph Reth, attends in person, along with the partnerships and design teams.
No NDA or collaboration agreement required. You're free to discuss your experience afterward.

$200 honorarium paid as a gift card.

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San Francisco, CA
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