Argonne Outloud: From Algorithms to Answers: Demystifying AI’s Impact on Scientific Discovery

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Following the explosion of tools like ChatGPT, the use of artificial intelligence seems to be everywhere. But what exactly does it mean for the world of scientific discovery?

Argonne Outloud: From Algorithms to Answers: Demystifying AI’s Impact on Scientific Discovery aimed to unravel the complexity surrounding AI's role in scientific processes, shedding light on how algorithms and machine learning have become critical tools for researchers.

On March 21, Argonne OutLoud featured researchers who are leaders in the development and use of AI. These leaders provided a lens into real-world examples showcasing AI's integration with traditional scientific methods.

By explaining the technical aspects, ethical considerations, and practical applications, the presentation demystified the relationship between AI and science, fostering a deeper understanding of the innovative landscape that lies ahead for scientific discovery.

00:00 Robyn Wheeler Grange, Director - Office of Community Engagement Director
02:50 Kirsten Laurin-Kovitz, ALD - Nuclear Technologies and National Security
08:54 Ian Foster, Division Director - Data Science and Learning
18:53 Panel presentations begin
19:12 Panel presentation: Arvind Ramanathan, Computational Biologist
26:44 Panel presentation: Matthew Cherukara, Computational Scientist
31:29 Panel presentation: Casey Stone, Computational Scientist
40:54 Panel discussion begins
53:39 Audience Q&A

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