AI teams that fine-tune their own models might try it, though current pricing is unpublished and the 30-day free offer was a launch deal.
Kenning's take
What it does
AutoScientist automates the research loop behind training an AI model. The user sets a target outcome, and the system adjusts the training data and recipe together until the model reaches it. A Tiny AutoScientist version targets models under 10 billion parameters for on-device and regulated uses.
- Set an outcome for model behaviour
- Co-optimises training data and recipe
- Deploy the adapted model
- Tiny AutoScientist for 0.8B to 8B parameter models
Who it suits. AI teams at companies that fine-tune their own models.
Key facts
- Category
- Developer tools
- Made by
- Adaption Labs, Inc.
- Released
- 13 May 2026
- How to get it
- Sign up on the Adaption site or book a call with the team
- Works on
- Web
Reviews and write-ups
- Pulse 2.0 2026-05-13
FAQ
When was AutoScientist released?
Adaption announced it on 13 May 2026.
How much does AutoScientist cost?
Adaption does not publish pricing. It was free for the first 30 days after launch.
Facts from the maker's own pages and the sources listed. Checked 2026-10-11.
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