From the invention of internet in 1983 to the first Rickroll, it has been an astonishingly short 23 years. We’ve thrown away the packaging, and the bin men have already been in it. AI is here to stay and we need to work out how to make it work properly.
Throughout my career in science AI and automation have been things that were ever-improving tools in helping do science quicker and in bulk. AI and machine learning have slowly been improving the rate of data processing and even expanding the kind of data processing that’s possible. Automation has led to Read more
Contemplating the potential for personal redundancy as a result of too much daydreaming, Dr Matthew Partridge risks another few hours musing over the benefits and limits of laboratory processes run entirely by super-efficient, highly focused AI and robotics…