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Interesting! Depending on your definition, "automated invention" has been a thing since at least the 1990's. An early success was the evolved antenna [1]. 1. h
by svantana 1y ago
Interesting! Depending on your definition, "automated invention" has been a thing since at least the 1990's. An early success was the evolved antenna [1].
1. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Evolved_antenna https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Evolved_antenna
- hhh 1y agoIBM has done this with pharmaceuticals for ages no? That’s why they have patents on what would be the next generation of ADHD medications e.g. 4F-MPH?
- johnisgood 1y ago4F-* are mainly research chemicals (still?), still being sold widely, especially where there is not a blanket ban on them. I remember 3-FPM, that was what I imagined stimulants should be doing. It did everything just right. I got it back when it was legal. Any other stimulants come nowhere as close, maybe similar ones, but 4FA or whatever is for example, mostly euphoric, which is not what I want. No clue about IBM's part in it.