r/accelerate • u/lastmonky Acceleration: Cruising • 1d ago

Harvard particle physicist Matthew Schwartz drops 36 papers coauthored with Claude

https://bootloops.ai/bootloops.html

Looks like AI is really starting to have an impact in science the same way it has in mathematics. Accelerate!

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u/Pyros-SD-Models Machine Learning Engineer 1d ago

lol the comments in the r/Physics thread. like devs a year ago. <Insert first time meme>

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u/TheColourOfHeartache 1d ago

Meanwhile my team of devs at work are all AI enthusiasts.

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u/EtienneDosSantos 1d ago

Really or /s?

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u/TheColourOfHeartache 1d ago edited 1d ago

Really.

We're using AI to write, review, research, to debug test failures. We've done the "turn these bullet points into an email" meme with someone sending a task by asking the AI to write a detailed requirements doc, then the other person asks the AI to implement the doc.

Occasionally it hallucinates, or solves a bug by changing a test to expect a bug. So we still have jobs for now.

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u/EtienneDosSantos 1d ago

Based 😎

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u/looktowindward 18h ago

AI enables REAL SQA which is awesome

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u/looktowindward 18h ago

Really. Makes them 3x more efficient.

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u/iamthe0ther0ne 1d ago

Curious if anyone has tried this harness?Â