Researchers at Duke University have created a new artificial intelligence framework designed to uncover straightforward, easy-to-understand rules that sit underneath some of the most complicated dynamics seen in nature and technology. The system is inspired by the way famous “dynamicists” – scientists who study how systems change over time – uncovered many of the physics [...]
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This New AI Is Cracking the Hidden Laws of Nature
Durham, North Carolina, United States
Why it matters: this new ai can help scientists better understand and predict complex natural and technological systems, benefiting researchers and the public by enabling more informed decision-making and improved stability.
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This article describes a new AI framework developed by researchers at Duke University that can uncover simple, interpretable laws underlying complex, dynamic systems. The AI learns directly from data to generate clear, compact models that help scientists better understand, predict, and even spot instability in a wide range of systems, from machines to living organisms. This represents a constructive solution with measurable progress and real hope for advancing scientific understanding.
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