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Method to the Madness: How AI is Transforming Science

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“Highly engaging” - David Wallis, New Venture Incubation at Google DeepMind, former Technology Advisor to the British Prime Minister

“A strongly recommended read” - Dr. Krishnan, Applied Data Scientist at Siemens

“This book is bold!” - Andrea G. Aguilar, Editor in Chief, Stanford Social Innovation Review en Español

As the power and scope of Artificial Intelligence (AI) continues to explode, so too have questions about its impact. This revolutionary technology has captured our collective imagination—some seeing it as a solution to humanity’s most intractable problems, others fearing that it threatens our very survival. AI is altering so many aspects of our lives that we can’t afford not to understand it.

Science is no exception. Maverick scientists are already working with AI to understand the mysteries of the human body, design new drugs and carbon-capturing materials, predict the weather with unprecedented accuracy, and unravel the secrets of the molecular world. And they have only begun to scratch the surface of what’s possible.

Method to the Madness offers the general reader a way into this vital and complex technology. Cutting through the hype, it explains what AI can offer us, defines the difference between intelligent and creative machines, explores the huge potential of AI agents and semi-autonomous AI scientists, and looks to the future of AI—its likely evolution and how it might spearhead innovation in the years to come.

303 pages, Paperback

Published October 13, 2024

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Sebastian Uribe

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Sebastian Uribe is the Senior AI Product Manager at HelloBetter, the leading provider of digital therapeutics for mental health in Europe. A former mentor for AI and climate projects at Yale’s OpenLab, he has presented on AI and emergent technologies at conferences organised by the United Nations, the Government of Chile, and the German Ministry of the Environment, among others. He lives in Berlin.

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