AI & scientific discovery

Science in the age of AI.

How AI is changing mathematics, biology and chemistry—and the questions scientists can ask.

A trajectory of the Lorenz system Two interwoven lobes traced by a numerical solution of the Lorenz differential equations, with sigma 10, rho 28 and beta 8/3.
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