Life Sciences AISeedWorkflowℹOutput Labs
Scientific AI can become more useful by learning the mechanisms behind complex systems and using those explanations to guide new investigations.
Company snapshot
- Stage
- Seed
- Funding
- Seed (YC S21)
- Status
- published
- Updated
- Apr 23, 2026
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- Category
- Life Sciences AI
- Website
- outputlabs.ai
What they're building
Scientific AI can become more useful by learning the mechanisms behind complex systems and using those explanations to guide new investigations. Output Labs develops AI systems for mechanistic reasoning, aiming to model how complex systems work and apply those explanations to scientific problems.
Founders
Adi Mashiach, MD
Co-founder
Mirella Mashiach
Co-founder
Foundation model usage
Editorial estimates from product descriptions. Model providers and actual usage are not confirmed.
- Inferred architecture
- Agentic loops, Batch document processing, Multimodal processing
- Estimated model demand
- High intensity
NYC footprint
- NYC presence
- NYC company or team supported by public sources. Street address has not been verified.
Funding
Latest funding: Seed (YC S21). Lead investor: Y Combinator.
AI Lab Fit
Strong fit for multimodal reasoning, biological data retrieval, molecule and protein analysis, structured extraction, and research copilots.
Sources & location evidence
Open research desk ↗Profile source review: 2026-11-04. Current AI product, canonical identity, active operations and NYC presence. Funding not rechecked unless a linked funding correction is recorded. Preserve one company identity. Apply canonical URL/name/copy corrections to the existing record; do not add a second card for the corrected identity. Publication is conditional on repairs.
Notes
Output Labs is tagged workflow based on buyer clarity, repeat workflow activity, public activity, and fit with the AI Atlas map.
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