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3 books on AI for Scientific Research [PDF]
November 26, 2024 | 19 |
These books are covering various aspects of AI's role in scientific research, from data analysis and predictive modeling to accelerating experiments and hypothesis generation. They explain complex techniques like deep learning, natural language processing, and data integration, that allow to enhance the speed and accuracy of scientific discovery.
1. AI for Scientific Discovery
2023 by Janna Hastings
"AI for Scientific Discovery" is a book that valiantly tackles the grand question of how artificial intelligence – a collection of glorified number-crunching algorithms with an unnerving knack for pretending to be clever – might just revolutionize scientific research without accidentally inventing a killer toaster. With unflappable optimism, it explores how AI lends its silicon-driven brainpower to the Herculean tasks of organizing mountains of research papers, interpreting data with all the flair of a quantum Sherlock Holmes and solving mysteries like why humans keep writing contradictory studies about coffee. It even promises to rescue science from the dreaded reproducibility crisis by conjuring up something charmingly called a "knowledge ecosystem," which sounds vaguely like a garden party where data invites itself over. But don’t pop the champagne just yet – this isn’t the AI utopia of your dreams, as these computational contraptions can still mess up spectacularly without their human overlords keeping a watchful eye. All in all, it’s a rollicking dive into the promising, perilous and profoundly peculiar future of science with AI in the driver’s seat (or at least navigating from the passenger seat, holding a suspiciously outdated map).
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2. Knowledge Management and AI in Society 5.0
2023 by Manlio Del Giudice, Veronica Scuotto, Armando Papa
In the grand tapestry of Society 5.0—a world where humans and AI mingle like slightly confused but determined dance partners—this book bravely tackles the enigmatic beast that is Knowledge Management. Think of it as a galactic guide to the digital frontier, where artificial intelligence isn’t just a clever chatbot but a co-pilot on the journey of "human-centric innovation." Brimming with entrepreneurial wisdom, marketing magic and strategy sprinkled with just enough academic stardust, each chapter boldly ventures into the swirling vortex of theory and practice, offering practical tools for workshops, tutorials and probably a few spirited debates over coffee. Whether you're a curious academic, a knowledge-hungry student, or a digital alchemist aiming to morph your organization from a knowledge-based economy to a shiny, interconnected digital utopia, this book invites you to buckle up for a wild ride through the cosmos of "subjective human knowledge creation." And yes, there’s evidence. Lots of it. But don’t let that scare you—there’s plenty of fun in the data soup.
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3. AI-empowered Knowledge Management
2022 by Soumi Majumder, Nilanjan Dey
In much the same way that you wouldn't expect a tea kettle to explain quantum mechanics, AI-empowered Knowledge Management gamely takes on the Herculean task of deciphering how artificial intelligence isn't just rearranging deck chairs on the Titanic of modern business but is actually building the ship from scratch while humming a jaunty tune. Soumi Majumder and Nilanjan Dey whisk readers on a whistle-stop tour through the enigmatic terrain of knowledge creation, sharing and maintenance, as though wielding AI like a particularly clever towel that knows exactly where to find the wisdom of the ages. With a wink at the complexity of organizational chaos, the book unravels how cunningly codified knowledge (powered by tech that seems far too cheerful for its own good) sidesteps inefficiency, ensuring businesses can focus on actual productivity instead of endless PowerPoint slides. As artificial intelligence sidles ever closer to being your business's best friend, this book ensures you're not just fumbling in the dark but embracing the AI-driven dawn with unbridled optimism—and possibly a mild headache.
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1. AI for Scientific Discovery
2023 by Janna Hastings
"AI for Scientific Discovery" is a book that valiantly tackles the grand question of how artificial intelligence – a collection of glorified number-crunching algorithms with an unnerving knack for pretending to be clever – might just revolutionize scientific research without accidentally inventing a killer toaster. With unflappable optimism, it explores how AI lends its silicon-driven brainpower to the Herculean tasks of organizing mountains of research papers, interpreting data with all the flair of a quantum Sherlock Holmes and solving mysteries like why humans keep writing contradictory studies about coffee. It even promises to rescue science from the dreaded reproducibility crisis by conjuring up something charmingly called a "knowledge ecosystem," which sounds vaguely like a garden party where data invites itself over. But don’t pop the champagne just yet – this isn’t the AI utopia of your dreams, as these computational contraptions can still mess up spectacularly without their human overlords keeping a watchful eye. All in all, it’s a rollicking dive into the promising, perilous and profoundly peculiar future of science with AI in the driver’s seat (or at least navigating from the passenger seat, holding a suspiciously outdated map).
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2. Knowledge Management and AI in Society 5.0
2023 by Manlio Del Giudice, Veronica Scuotto, Armando Papa
In the grand tapestry of Society 5.0—a world where humans and AI mingle like slightly confused but determined dance partners—this book bravely tackles the enigmatic beast that is Knowledge Management. Think of it as a galactic guide to the digital frontier, where artificial intelligence isn’t just a clever chatbot but a co-pilot on the journey of "human-centric innovation." Brimming with entrepreneurial wisdom, marketing magic and strategy sprinkled with just enough academic stardust, each chapter boldly ventures into the swirling vortex of theory and practice, offering practical tools for workshops, tutorials and probably a few spirited debates over coffee. Whether you're a curious academic, a knowledge-hungry student, or a digital alchemist aiming to morph your organization from a knowledge-based economy to a shiny, interconnected digital utopia, this book invites you to buckle up for a wild ride through the cosmos of "subjective human knowledge creation." And yes, there’s evidence. Lots of it. But don’t let that scare you—there’s plenty of fun in the data soup.
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3. AI-empowered Knowledge Management
2022 by Soumi Majumder, Nilanjan Dey
In much the same way that you wouldn't expect a tea kettle to explain quantum mechanics, AI-empowered Knowledge Management gamely takes on the Herculean task of deciphering how artificial intelligence isn't just rearranging deck chairs on the Titanic of modern business but is actually building the ship from scratch while humming a jaunty tune. Soumi Majumder and Nilanjan Dey whisk readers on a whistle-stop tour through the enigmatic terrain of knowledge creation, sharing and maintenance, as though wielding AI like a particularly clever towel that knows exactly where to find the wisdom of the ages. With a wink at the complexity of organizational chaos, the book unravels how cunningly codified knowledge (powered by tech that seems far too cheerful for its own good) sidesteps inefficiency, ensuring businesses can focus on actual productivity instead of endless PowerPoint slides. As artificial intelligence sidles ever closer to being your business's best friend, this book ensures you're not just fumbling in the dark but embracing the AI-driven dawn with unbridled optimism—and possibly a mild headache.
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2. Enter Book ID to the search box and press Enter
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