Science, Promise and Peril in the Age of AI

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Here is a special feature from Quanta Magazine, a series of AI articles.

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03/05/2025

Science, Promise and Peril in the Age of AI

By: Various authors
Quanta Magazine: 30/04/2025

It started as a fantasy, then a promise — inspired by biology and animated by the ideas of physicists — and grew to become a powerful research tool. Now artificial intelligence has evolved into something else: a junior colleague, a partner in creativity, an impressive if unreliable wish-granting genie. It has changed everything, from how we relate to data and truth, to how researchers devise experiments and mathematicians think about proofs. In this special series, we explore how AI is changing what it means to do science and math, and what it means to be a scientist.

Input

Where we are right now, and the science of how we got here.

Black Box

The innards of the most advanced AI systems are inscrutable, but perhaps not for long.

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An exploration of the profound impact the new technology is having on science and math.

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How to Build an "Artificial Scientist".

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A video of the presentation by Kai Koenig at CFCamp 2024.

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BoxLang vs the World by Kai Koenig

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AllPinouts

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AllPinouts is a useful reference website I found while trying to connect some older servers to test Pipi 9.

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AllPinouts

By: Nicola Asuni
AllPinouts: 20/04/2025

AllPinouts is a Web-based free content project to list cable and connectors pin-outs.

Pinout or pin-out is a term used in electronics to describe how an electrical cable is wired, or the function of each wire (pin) in a connector.

An electrical connector typically consists of several electrical contacts or pins that can be used to carry electrical power or signals. Due to the wide variety of applications and manufacturers, a wide selection of electrical connectors exists with different types and numbers of contacts or pins. The pinout of a connector identifies each individual pin, which is critical when creating cable assemblies and adapters. Proper identification of pins and wires ensures that the signals and power are transmitted across cables and connectors.

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