Yale physics chair embraces AI for experiment tuning but refuses to let it write her emails
burny_tech · x · 2026-09-04
In a Quanta Magazine interview, Yale physics chair Sarah Demers—who has never used Claude or ChatGPT—sees AI as a 'godsend' for tuning the Mu2e experiment under the DOE's 278-project Genesis Mission, yet refuses to use AI for emails and is co-authoring a physics policy statement on AI use.
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