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Not sure if you have seen this news report and also the paper in science, but
this might be interesting.

http://www.nytimes.com/2009/04/07/science/07robot.html?ref=technology

"In an article in Friday's issue of the journal Science, two Cornell scientists
describe a computer program that sifts raw and imperfect data to uncover
fundamental laws of nature. The achievement could mean that insights that once
emerged from the genius of scientists like Isaac Newton might now pop out of
computers like, perhaps, the Hal 9000 in "2001: A Space Odyssey."
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In the same issue of Science, scientists in Britain describe building a robot
that can not only devise a hypothesis but can also run and analyze experiments
to test the hypothesis."

Zz.




Wed Apr 8, 2009 1:00 pm

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Not sure if you have seen this news report and also the paper in science, but this might be interesting. ...
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Regarding that article, I have a question for those reading: How do you think that this type of technology will affect our scientific processes and will it...
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The first scientist that looks at the output from such a program will probably get credit. ;-) ... From: William Ragans <dfused@...> Subject: Re:...
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