The AI scientist that produced methods and ideas on how to improve algorithms was created jointly by teams at the University of British Columbia, the University of Oxford, and a startup tech company named Sakana AI. The results are promising, in that this is a big step toward allowing artificial intelligence to absorb ideas and knowledge which, in turn, it applies to what it perceives as real-world scenarios.
The AI scientist isn’t producing anything perfect, and other than the sheer speed of its methodology and calculating speed and power, isn’t doing anything to exceed what the human mind can do. But it’s certainly a solid foundation for what AI is being created to do for the future.
