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Metascience and AI postdoctoral fellowship
Cool @sloanfoundation.bsky.social opportunity for anyone interested in studying AI x science adoption and impact. It is also very aligned with the evidence and experimentation recommendation in our recent essay!
sloan.org/programs/dig...
Cool @sloanfoundation.bsky.social opportunity for anyone interested in studying AI x science adoption and impact. It is also very aligned with the evidence and experimentation recommendation in our recent essay!
sloan.org/programs/dig...
February 14, 2025 at 1:46 PM
Metascience and AI postdoctoral fellowship
Cool @sloanfoundation.bsky.social opportunity for anyone interested in studying AI x science adoption and impact. It is also very aligned with the evidence and experimentation recommendation in our recent essay!
sloan.org/programs/dig...
Cool @sloanfoundation.bsky.social opportunity for anyone interested in studying AI x science adoption and impact. It is also very aligned with the evidence and experimentation recommendation in our recent essay!
sloan.org/programs/dig...
Reposted by t46
The article asks "Will AI lead to useful predictions at the expense of deeper scientific understanding?"
Worth thinking about the same question for engineering (e.g. code gen). How do you trade off the short term productivity gains vs. the long term ones given by increased understanding?
Worth thinking about the same question for engineering (e.g. code gen). How do you trade off the short term productivity gains vs. the long term ones given by increased understanding?
New essay by DeepMind about AI for scientific discovery, there's a lot of interesting ideas and citations to others's work here
deepmind.google/public-polic...
deepmind.google/public-polic...
A new golden age of discovery
In this essay, we take a tour of how AI is transforming scientific disciplines from genomics to computer science to weather forecasting. Some scientists are training their own AI models, while...
deepmind.google
November 27, 2024 at 2:23 AM
The article asks "Will AI lead to useful predictions at the expense of deeper scientific understanding?"
Worth thinking about the same question for engineering (e.g. code gen). How do you trade off the short term productivity gains vs. the long term ones given by increased understanding?
Worth thinking about the same question for engineering (e.g. code gen). How do you trade off the short term productivity gains vs. the long term ones given by increased understanding?