SMRTR AIOct 17, 2024Scientific American

Don’t Panic. AI Isn’t Coming to End Scientific Exploration

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Two Nobel Prizes in 2023 recognized AI's impact on physics and chemistry, sparking debate about AI's role in science. The physics prize honored foundational work on neural networks, while the chemistry prize acknowledged AI's breakthrough in protein structure prediction. These awards highlight AI's growing importance in scientific research, though limitations and the need for human expertise remain.

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