Reflections on QPL 2026: How We Do Research in the Age of LLMs
StefanoGogioso · x · 2026-08-29
Nicola Pinzani reflects on his experience attending the Quantum Physics and Logic 2026 conference in Amsterdam.
- Observations: It was a year of exceptional quality, but also of profound change.
- Key Topic: Discussing how research is conducted in the age of LLMs, examining what has been gained and what might be lost.
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