South Korean AI startup claims big step closer to scientific superintelligence
By Choonsik Yoo ( August 28, 2025, 07:46 GMT | Insight) -- Asteromorph, a six-month-old South Korean artificial intelligence startup, announced that it has developed a model capable of autonomously discovering new scientific concepts without human intervention. The company said its model generates novel ideas through a decontextualization process and has already produced a concrete experimental plan for suppressing liver cancer cell proliferation. Asteromorph aims to launch a website to systematize AI-discovered concepts, with free academic access but licensing requirements for commercialization.A six-month-old South Korean artificial intelligence startup claimed today that it has developed a new model capable of autonomously discovering new scientific concepts without human intervention, a move its founder described as a significant step toward superintelligence in scientific research....
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