Quintin Pope: general AIs already write code and clean data; future models will run experiments
QuintinPope5 · x · 2026-09-13
Continuing the debate on AI's positive vision, Quintin Pope argues general AIs like ChatGPT and Claude already help R&D by writing code, cleaning data, and spotting methodological and statistical errors — and future models will contribute in ways current ones can't, such as running experiments autonomously.
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