Nice article. I have some questions: Do you think an AI scientist would be a set of decentralized models, or a big foundation model that only a few companies c

Nice article. I have some questions: Do you think an AI scientist would be a set of decentralized models, or a big foundation model that only a few companies can make, like we see with LLMs? To what extent will an AI science replace human scientists or change their job description? My personal thoughts: unlike language, science doesn't have a big central dataset we can train everything on. Simulating physics and interfacing with a wet lab are fundamentally different. It seems to me like science might involve more, smaller models compared to LLMs. It's likely that LLMs themselves and other large models will also play a part.