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The Problem Genome is an experimental human–AI collaboration project at Dartmouth that helps orient people choosing their next project to where to find domain expertise that suggests strong starting points for unsolved problems across fields, what has been tried before and failed, what it will take to solve them, and what might be a good starting point for students and teams. The system is intended to help orient beginners who lack domain expertise to where it should exist. From there, they can fast-track learning terminology, cross-check and verify sources, identify exaggerations, weak claims, and thin data, and use their research to better prepare for field study or expert interviews.
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Or start with this one. It is a real, open problem from an expert source.
600+ problems and counting · 19 families · 80 genes · all real · sources checked at intake · 258 read line by line against their sources · 3 flagged for deeper sourcing · all open
Say what kind of challenges you like and how far your team should get in a term. We will show six problems that fit.
Looking across every field. To narrow it, choose a field at the top of the page.
What kind of challenge do you like?what holds the problem back most
How far should your team get in a semester?
Which workbenches do you want to work at?the kinds of systems the problem involves. Optional.