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by RobCat27
777 days ago
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I believe this is the case also. With a well enough performing AI/ML/probabilistic model where you can change the model's input parameters and get a highly accurate prediction basically instantly, we can test theories approximately and extremely fast rather than running completely new experiments, which will always come with it's own set of errors and problems. |
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