If human insight remains an ineliminable complement, it will limit AI's gains in science
erikphoel · x · 2026-09-10
GordonBrianR argues that to the extent fundamental conceptual advance and novelty generation still require human insight — i.e., human cognition is an ineliminable complement — this will slow down and/or limit the possible gains from deploying AI across science and technology.
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