> but that is the answer that is a consensus among experts
Do you have any resources that back up such a big claim?
> relatively small mount of focus & critical thinking on the issue of how LLMs & other categories of “AI” work.
I don't understand this line of thought. Why wouldn't the ability to recognize patterns in existing literature or scientific publications result in potential new understandings? What critical thinking am I not doing?
> postulate “new” scientific ideas
What are you examples of "new" ideas that aren't based on existing ones?
When you say "other categories of AI", you're not including AlphaFold, are you?
Do you have any resources that back up such a big claim?
> relatively small mount of focus & critical thinking on the issue of how LLMs & other categories of “AI” work.
I don't understand this line of thought. Why wouldn't the ability to recognize patterns in existing literature or scientific publications result in potential new understandings? What critical thinking am I not doing?
> postulate “new” scientific ideas
What are you examples of "new" ideas that aren't based on existing ones?
When you say "other categories of AI", you're not including AlphaFold, are you?