AI holds promise in scientific research, but can’t substitute for humans, experts say

AI holds promise in scientific research, but can’t substitute for humans, experts say • Nebraska Examiner

Jennifer Kang-Mieler, right, and PhD student Chaimae Gouya review images they’re using to train an AI model to detect an eye disorder in premature infants. (Photo by Ashley Muliawan/Stevens Institute of Technology)With the Trump administration making sweeping cuts to staff and research grants at science-related agencies, artificial intelligence could offer a tempting way to keep labs going, but scientists say there are limits to the technology’s…

AI holds promise in scientific research, but can’t substitute for humans, experts say • South Dakota Searchlight

Jennifer Kang-Mieler, right, and PhD student Chaimae Gouya review images they’re using to train an AI model to detect an eye disorder in premature infants. (Photo by Ashley Muliawan/Stevens Institute of Technology)With the Trump administration making sweeping cuts to staff and research grants at science-related agencies, artificial intelligence could offer a tempting way to keep labs going, but scientists say there are limits to the technology’s…

AI holds promise in scientific research, but can’t substitute for humans, experts say

Jennifer Kang-Mieler, right, and PhD student Chaimae Gouya review images they’re using to train an AI model to detect an eye disorder in premature infants. (Photo by Ashley Muliawan/Stevens Institute of Technology)With the Trump administration making sweeping cuts to staff and research grants at science-related agencies, artificial intelligence could offer a tempting way to keep labs going, but scientists say there are limits to the technology’s…

AI holds promise in scientific research, but can’t replace humans

Artificial intelligence could offer a tempting way to keep labs going amid Trump cuts, but scientists say there are limits to the technology’s uses. Continue reading…

Only a human will do: when to eschew AI in teaching and research

Artificial intelligence tools have streamlined processes and accelerated innovations – efficiencies not lost on higher education. But at times, we need to prioritise human judgement and involvement, as Qin Zhu explains

China is significantly outpacing the US and EU in the use of AI in research, study finds

The study also covered pros and cons of using AI in scientific research, emphasising the need for better policy making by governments The post China is significantly outpacing the US and EU in the use of AI in research, study finds appeared first on Macao News.