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We're Not Using AI to Its Fullest Human Potential

Por: Time Tech November 02, 2022

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We should be living in a golden age of science. For centuries, the scientific method was defined by two pillars—theory and experiment. Now, we live in the age of Artificial Intelligence, which adds a vital third pillar. Without advanced computation, according to leading scientific bodies, discoveries of the past decade, such as the detection of the Higgs boson, the discovery of new drugs like halicin, which can kill strains of bacteria... + full article



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