r/technology • u/Spare-Dingo-531 • 22h ago

Artificial Intelligence Problems in 22 scientific fields had solutions hiding in plain sight. AI has found them.

https://www.science.org/content/article/problems-22-scientific-fields-had-solutions-hiding-plain-sight-ai-has-found-them
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u/IntelArtiGen 22h ago

I can see how AI would be very useful for that. Basically problems where you have thousands of little solutions to try but nobody took the time to try them all. However if whatever they find is not validated by scientists of the field before they publish it's worth nothing.

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u/metalguy91 22h ago

As harmful as AI is I can’t even give a shit about this. A few minor “oh neat” moments are not worth sacrificing the planet and humanity. Fuck AI, full stop.

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u/AzorAhai1TK 15h ago edited 14h ago

Except it isn't sacrificing either of those things so

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u/fuck_all_you_too 22h ago

OP is either a bot or unhealthily obsessed with AI, post history reads like fanfic

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u/SpezzOnDick 15h ago

Oh neat moments? You mean being able to do years, decades, or even centuries of research, catapulting humanity forward?

Reddit should go back to focusing their rage on Elon or something, the anti ai narrative is so tiring. You people would have protested the Industrial Revolution too.

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u/reddituser2762 22h ago

Please explain how that’s comparable