A new Google Artificial Intelligence Tool dissolved in just two days A complex problem with the Super Bacteria that microbiologists are trying to solve for 10 yearsas informed BBC 25 Tuesday. Technology is also the four hypotheses, all of which are plausible.
For a decade, the Imperial College London teacher José R. Penadés team tried to understand how some microbes immunity to antibiotics and became a superbacteri. The researchers came to the answer, but they decided to test whether AI’s joint scientist could solve the problem before publishing the study.
About 48 hours after presenting the problem to technology, Chatbot reached the same result as experts and shocked them. Penades sent an E -mail to Google, asking if Big Teh had access to search early, but Mountain View rejected.
In addition to the same response as the microbiologists, the common scientist tool has formulated four more hypotheses to explain how superbacteri has been and spread. One of them was not predicted even during the work, and now the team had started to work on the offer.
Will AI change science?
While some scientists are afraid of artificial intelligence will end their work, others believe in the technology that represents great progress in this field. Superbacteria is a part of the second group and indicates that if the work was available when it started, it would be saved for years.
Orum I feel that this will certainly change science. I’m facing a wonderful thing and I’m very happy to be a part of it. As if you have the opportunity to play a great match. Finally, I feel that he played a Champions League match with this thing, ”he congratulated the teacher in an interview.
According to the study, Superbacteria creates a kind of tail from different viruses to spread this mechanism to spread between host species.. This was exactly one of the answers given by AI.
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