In November 2022, generative artificial intelligence became available to the general public. In just four years, fed by a phenomenal amount of knowledge, its agents progressed exponentially, opening a new era for science. While mathematics is struggling with an existential crisis, after several famous problems have been solved by the AI, it is the turn of biology to question itself.
In November 2022, generative artificial intelligence became available to the general public. In just four years, fed by a phenomenal amount of knowledge, its agents progressed exponentially, opening a new era for science. While mathematics is struggling with an existential crisis, after several famous problems have been solved by the AI, it is the turn of biology to question itself.