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Watch on YouTube What if artificial intelligence could help discover new physics, but also make science get things wrong faster? That is one of the possibilities raised by Sabrina González-Pasterski. AI could connect theories, detect logical gaps, and automate tedious calculations. But an elegant equation
What if artificial intelligence could help discover new physics, but also make science get things wrong faster? That is one of the possibilities raised by Sabrina González-Pasterski. AI could connect theories, detect logical gaps, and automate tedious calculations. But an elegant equation is not enough: it could also be a plausible yet false relationship. Models also learn from existing literature. If the community has biases or follows dead ends, AI could amplify them. That is why the key idea is to treat it as a tool for exploration, not as an authority. It can broaden the search, but deciding what counts as evidence remains a human and collective responsibility.
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