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AI is starting to do science from first principles: one system built its own atom-by-atom simulator, ran experiments for days, and found graphene designs ~25% stronger at the same mass

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  1. 2026-09-30 00:36 · r/singularity
    AI is starting to do science from first principles: one system built its own atom-by-atom simulator, ran experiments for days, and found graphene designs ~25% stronger at the same mass

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