Artificial intelligence is dramatically reducing the computational cost of solving complex theoretical problems in mathematics, physics and economics, according to new research from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT).
A study by researchers at MIT FutureTech found that the proportion of advanced theoretical questions successfully answered by AI models increased from just 2.8 percent to 34.6 percent over a 16-month period.
During the same period, the computing cost of producing an answer that received full marks fell from approximately $170 to $15, an elevenfold reduction. [Read more…] about MIT study finds AI can solve complex scientific problems for as little as $15