White House's 29,000 coronavirus papers will be fed to AI experts for analysis

The White House has urged AI experts to analyze a dataset of 29,000 scholarly articles about coronavirus that could offer insights into how to manage the pandemic. These questions have been published on Kaggle, a machine learning community owned by Google. The entire COVID-19 Open Research Dataset (CORD-19) has been made available on SemanticScholar, a free, nonprofit, academic search engine. The collection will be updated whenever new research is published in archival services and peer-reviewed publications. "Decisive action from America's science and technology enterprise is critical to prevent, detect, treat, and develop solutions to COVID-19," said Michael Kratsios, the USA's Chief Technology Officer.