Delip Rao: Nobel committees may take a long while to recognize AI-enabled discoveries
deliprao · x · 2026-10-04
Delip Rao argues AI-enabled scientific discoveries will face a long lag before Nobel committees consider them, drawing an analogy to the Navier-Stokes effect — a nod to how foundational work can take decades before earning the field's top honors.
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