Anthropic publishes guest post on AI-assisted scientific modeling
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Anthropic publishes a guest post on its Science Blog by ELLIS Institute Tübingen researchers Jakob Macke, Daniel Gedon, and Stefan Wahl on how AI helps write, fit, and revise scientific models.
The authors say AI systems can now help build models and constrain parameters, using simulation-based inference and LLM agents that propose candidate models.
The authors say that by treating models as code, AI can explore many possible model structures and show which explanations the data support. They argue that interpretation remains the hardest part to hand to AI, and that returning a range of plausible models gives more insight than a single fit.
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AIA guest post by ELLIS Institute Tübingen researchers Jakob Macke, Daniel Gedon, and Stefan Wahl says AI is starting to change scientific modeling. They say AI systems can now help build models and constrain parameters, using simulation-based inference and LLM agents that propose candidate models. The authors argue that interpretation remains hardest to hand to AI, and that returning a range of plausible models gives more insight than a single fit.
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