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MIT experts expect to see an increase in researcher productivity when using artificial intelligence
Artificial intelligence technologies have the potential to massively increase efficiency of R&D and help to stimulate economic growth, according to a study in the journal Research Policy.
The paper is by Neil Thompson and colleagues from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology’s FutureTech initiative, a multidisciplinary group examining the impact of advances in computing on society.
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