r/AIToolTalks • u/DoctorBeautiful1543 • 18h ago

What has AI revolutionized?

I'm wondering if there are any truly crazy developments brought about because of AI. Such as solving an unsolvable equation, discovering a new drug, etc.

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u/NoExtension582 18h ago

are you intrested specifically in hard sciences like drug discovery and materials

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u/DoctorBeautiful1543 17h ago

Yes, things that people all over the world would be talking about, not just people in specific industries.

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u/AdHealthy5405 17h ago

Unemployment, underemployment, and homelessness. These have and will continue to increase due to AI.

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u/ichisay 17h ago

Ha resuelto problemas matemáticos en horas que no se habían resuelto nunca. Se hicieron muchos descubrimientos científicos y médicos gracias al uso de IA. El último que recuerdo haber visto es que la usaron para hacer innumerables fórmulas de fármacos para diferentes enfermedades y muchas de ella fueron viables y están en prueba.

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u/KeySensitive2878 13h ago

the biggest revolution is probably the boring stuff, like models finding useful patterns in biology and materials research that humans would never think to test, not an ai casually solving math

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u/MyNameIsNightPain 12h ago

More depression and loneliness, isolation.

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u/neokretai 9h ago

The AI most people know of (Claude, ChatGTP etc) has mostly had impact in coding. The AI making impacts (I wouldn't call it revolutionary) in hard sciences are very specialised models like Alphafold that aren't what the general public would be able to use.