The Rise of the Machines: Artificial Intelligence in Science
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is a powerful tool that touches all aspects of our lives, and science is no different. But what is AI anyway, and how can we use it ? How can it help us to discover the next drug, or the next high-tech material to solve our energy problems? And, once we know what we should make, can AI help us to make it ? Olaf Wiest, the Grace-Rupley professor of chemistry & biochemistry at the University of Notre Dame, will discuss the basics of AI and share some applications.
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April 28, 2020
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