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It may be able to push human knowledge forward to an extent. In the past, there was quite a bit of low hanging fruit such that you could have polymaths able to
by SJC_Hacker 2y ago
It may be able to push human knowledge forward to an extent.
In the past, there was quite a bit of low hanging fruit such that you could have polymaths able to contribute to a wide variety of fields, such as Newton.
But in the past 100 years or so, the problem is there is so much known, it is impossible for any single person to have deep knowledge of everything. e.g. its rare to find a really good mathematician who also has a deep knowledge (beyond intro courses) about say, chemistry.
Would a sufficiently powerful AI / ML model be able to come up with this synthesis across fields?