Computerworld December 10, 2024
Viktor Eriksson

On the downside, the study shows that 82% of researchers report reduced satisfaction with their work.

A new study by a PhD student at MIT indicates that AI tools can help scientists make more discoveries, according to Nature.

In the study by Aidan Toner-Rodgers, an unspecified laboratory in the US with 1,018 researchers used an unspecified custom machine-learning tool. The work teams that were randomly assigned to use the AI ​​tool then discovered 44% more materials and created 39% more patent applications than those that did not use the tool.

At the same time, the technology had different effects...

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