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AIPOCH Open-Sources Open-Science to Package Full AI Research Workflows

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AIPOCH has open-sourced the Open-Science research workbench and introduced the .science package format to address reproducibility issues in AI-assisted research. By bundling sessions, code versions, computation logs, and review evidence into a single portable file compatible with RO-Crate standards, it allows recipients to audit workflows in read-only mode before forking writable copies for further exploration.

LATEST/AIPOCH has open-sourced the Open-Science research workbench and introduced the .science package format to address reproducibility issues in AI-assisted research. By bundling sessions, code versions, computation logs, and review evidence into a single portable file compatible with RO-Crate standards, it allows recipients to audit workflows in read-only mode before forking writable copies for further exploration.

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    • Open-Science is released under Apache License 2.0, led by AIPOCH with backing from 76 global institutions including Fudan University and Peking University.
    • The .science format consolidates scattered conversations, code, data, and review comments into a single file, solving context loss and version mismatch issues in AI research.
    • Security-first design: imported packages are read-only by default without auto-execution or credential restoration; users must explicitly fork to continue modifying work.
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