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English(EN) This microfiction written by Ted Chiang 20 years ago has been living rent free in my head since Navier-Stokes fell: The Evolution of Human Science.

Ted Chiang 2000 年的微型小说探讨人类科学的未来

Ted Chiang 于 2000 年创作的微型小说《人类科学的演进》探讨了一个人类科学家不再能够理解科学探索前沿的未来。故事设想,在人类不再提交原创研究的 25 年后,该领域已经超出了人类的理解范围。这篇作品引发了人们对在先进的、可能难以理解的科学进步时代,人类智力作用的反思。 AI

影响 随着 AI 能力的进步,探讨了人类智力在科学发现中的潜在未来作用。

排序理由 该集群讨论了一篇小说及其与当前 AI 讨论的主题相关性,而不是直接的 AI 开发。

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Ted Chiang 2000 年的微型小说探讨人类科学的未来

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  1. r/singularity TIER_2 English(EN) · /u/AuodWinter ·

    20年前Ted Chiang写的这篇微小说,自从Navier-Stokes之后就一直在我脑海里挥之不去:人类科学的演进。

    <!-- SC_OFF --><div class="md"><p>&quot;It has been 25 years since a report of original research was last submitted to our editors for publication, making this an appropriate time to revisit the question that was so widely debated then: what is the role of human scientists in an …