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Claude-shaped science: a correct calculation still needs a worthwhile question

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In an October 1 guest essay published by Anthropic, Matthew Schwartz describes BootLoops: tools for quantitative work that connect techniques across scientific fields. He reports that many initial results were technically correct but became scientifically interesting only after domain experts redir…

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  1. 2026-10-02 11:55 · r/artificial
    Claude-shaped science: a correct calculation still needs a worthwhile question

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