AI agents can already scan the literature, analyze data, and generate hypotheses. Some predict they’ll revolutionize medicine. Others warn they’ll destroy science and flood the scientific corpus with hallucinated research.In this webinar, Prof. Michael Levin and Prof. Oded Rechavi share their predictions, fears, and hopes regarding AI in science.Will AI help researchers ask better questions, or flatten scientific debate? Will it make scientists more efficient, or just lazier? How will the scientific process change? Will scientists be forced to become more original, or less? What will AI never be able to do? How will academia change, and how will its relationship with industry evolve?
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