Beyond Intelligence: AI and the Sociality of Scientific Discovery
summary
Examines whether AI can reproduce the messy ingredients of breakthrough science — serendipity, dreams, mistakes, ignorance and doodling — and asks how machines would make and value mistakes, know what they do not know. Argues science is fundamentally collaborative and questions how AI encodes the sociality of scientific practice matters. Compares AI’s mathematical/statistical abstractions to other ways of knowing and asks what kinds of science AI will actually produce.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Start
- 6:37Accidental Discoveries
- 15:23Importance of Mistakes
- 18:23Mathematical Writing
- 24:58Mistakes in Artificial Intelligence
- 29:38Sociality of Scientific Discovery
- 38:03What Does Mathematical Abstraction Do to the Idea of Reality
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