Abstract

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is changing our lives. We talk with Alexa to find out about the weather or buy groceries, we use ChatGPT to help us be creative, Google Translate to communicate with people from other cultures, and Grammarly to fix spelling and grammar. AI has also entered the science arena where it is used to classify celestial galaxies, predict the weather, detect cancer cells, and design new materials among many others. Although AI has shown incredible results, for example creating proteins that have not been seen in nature, it raises a number of societal, ethical, and technological issues. AI is also challenging traditional science methods. In this paper, we explore how the scientific lifecycle is changing due to the growing capabilities of AI.

Date

2023

Authors

Ewa Deelman

Conference

2023 IEEE 19th International Conference on e-Science (e-Science)

Pages

1-4

Publisher

IEEE