No, science doesn't work that way. You can just calculate your way to scientific discoveries, you got to test them in the real world. Learning, both in humans a

No, science doesn't work that way. You can just calculate your way to scientific discoveries, you got to test them in the real world. Learning, both in humans and AI, is based on the signals provided by the environment. There are plenty of things not written anywhere, so the models can't simply train on human text to discover new things. They learn directly from the environment to do that, like AlphaZero did when it beat humans at Go.