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Automating even the most complex research

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Arthur Hanson

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It's now being shown even the most complex research can be automated and the automation of almost everything is within reach. This will radically change everything and the very structure of our society from education to work. It will be a challenge to current education, business and even social models that most haven't even contemplated. It could even take human conflict on small issues to major wars into a radical wave of changes even most can't imagine. This change will be among the most radical in human history. Any thoughts or comments on this area sought and appreciated.

https://www.technologyreview.com/2021/10/27/1037114/materials-discovery-ai-chemistry- computing/
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