Artificial intelligence in science: Examples, biology, physics and chemistry

Today, AI is used in almost every industry, and tools provided by artificial intelligence in science are no exception. The amount of data generated by many of today's physics and astronomy studies is so great that no human or group of humans could keep up. Some of them daily record gigabytes of data, and the torrent is just getting bigger. Many scientists are looking to artificial intelligence for assistance due to the flood. Artificial neural networks, which are computer-simulated neurons replicating the function of brains, can plow through mounds of data with little to no human input, emphasizing abnormalities and seeing patterns that people would never have noticed.