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you seem to mix the time it takes to bring a solution to the problem, with the invention of the solution itself. For me, AI is just another tool on top of othe
by wiz21c 9y ago
you seem to mix the time it takes to bring a solution to the problem, with the invention of the solution itself.
For me, AI is just another tool on top of others. You can't build an AI to, say, control a plasma without a thorough understanding of plasma physics (acquired without the use of AI)... So I'd say AI may be useful, but not in the sense that it will bring a breakthrough...
- dredmorbius 9y agoI'm not entirely sure that's the case. It's occurred to me that AI might actually represent a form of nonscientific capability. That is, the ability to achieve results but without the understanding or structured knowledge that we consider to be part of science. That's not saying that AI will solve the problem, just what the situation might be should it do so. I'm still trying to wrap my head around what it actually does itself.