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12 NovAI in SocietyScientific American

After math, will AI upend science, too?

A sculpture-style bust of a human head wreathed in clouds floats within an electronics-lined cube.

AIAI-generated summary Scientific American reports that artificial intelligence developments have sparked an existential crisis for mathematicians following several notable model achievements. Theoretical physicist Matthew Schwartz forecasted that artificial intelligence is going to do lots of science during a speech at the American Physical Society annual meeting.

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