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  • timbaboon
    Man, when I was doing my PhD at CERN the most far out thing that we were generally allowed to use was boosted decision trees :) getting anything other than that approved for any Higgs-related analysis was… not a thing.
  • Revanche1367
    Finally! As a SWE, I was getting worried scientists would be left out of the increasingly-worried-about-getting-replaced club that SWEs and mathematicians are currently enjoying being members of.
  • havaianaslife
    I hope European university networks and their underfunded labs will join forces as soon as possible with other European national research centers.
  • trilogic
    Great news, let them cook.
  • chews
    Wonderful news to not see the duopoly accelerating real science.
  • AndrewKemendo
    This is great progress in fundamental research and I’m thrilled to see Mistral leading it.Makes perfect sense and I’m glad that CERN is focusing on EU providers
  • anon
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  • zetazzed
    I'm not at all anti-AI, but I'm still holding my breath to see real scientific contributions coming from modern (LLM/CoT/agent) AI. Much of the premise behind "AI will make superabundance a reality" hinges on getting AI-driven science that affects everyday lives Anthropic's quasi-CRISPR-like discovery did not seem super compelling, and that is still the best I have seen. If anyone has more heartening stories that could convince me to be an optimist, please do share ;)
  • swingandamiss
    Wait, so we like AI now?
  • anupj
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  • tonyhart7
    hope we get ethical use of AI unlike OpenAI shenanigan