Artificial Intelligence and the Revolutionization of Science
Artificial Intelligence (AI) has become a crucial part of our personal and professional lives. It is an indispensable tool in the realm of science, transforming the way researchers approach complex problems. By utilizing the power of AI algorithms, researchers are empowered to swiftly and precisely analyse vast datasets, leading to significant advancements across different domains such as genomics, drug exploration, climate projection etc. In the life sciences, AI-powered stimulations facilitate the understanding of complex biological processes and aid the design and optimisation of experiments. Scientists across several fields are turning to AI to design and carry out experiments, as well as interpret results, opening up the prospect of fully automated science. However, the use of AI in science comes with challenges, which include ethical considerations, data bias, and the interpretability of AI generated insights. In this panel discussion, we wish to highlight these challenges and discuss how this tireless apprentice may soon become a full-fledged colleague.

Panelists
Moderators
- Gantavya Arora
- Mandira Chopella
- Pooja Mehta
- Sumeru Panta
- Saruby Sharma
- Dimitra Tsouraki