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Submitted January 24, 2024
Published 2024-01-25

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Vol. 3 No. 2 (2024): REICIT

The AI Revolution: A Qualitative Analysis of its Implications in Conceptual Physics.


DOI https://doi.org/10.48204/reict.v3n2.4687

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DOI: 10.48204/reict.v3n2.4687

Published: 2024-01-25

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Chen Cheng , C., Chung , E., Correa , N., Martínez Soto A. ́. and Chen Cheng , A. (2024) “The AI Revolution: A Qualitative Analysis of its Implications in Conceptual Physics”., REICIT, 3(2), pp. 170–182. doi: 10.48204/reict.v3n2.4687.

Abstract

 The rise and development of Artificial Intelligence (AI) have transcended beyond mere machines and algorithms, impacting disciplines as fundamental as conceptual physics. From its beginnings at the Dartmouth conference to its current omnipresence, AI has proven to be a valuable tool in multidisciplinary fields, expanding horizons and opening new avenues of research and understanding (Smith & Pérez, 2018). Through a journey through the history of AI and the evolution of conceptual physics, this article explores how the integration of these two disciplines has led to fundamental changes in our understanding of the universe. Significant examples, such as the use of AI in research and physical experiments, demonstrate its pivotal role in the evolution of physics (Ramírez & López, 2020). Furthermore, specific technological innovations in AI have propelled research in physics, indicating a promising landscape for future advancements. However, it is not without challenges and limitations, as the complexity of physical phenomena presents obstacles for AI. Through case studies, it is illustrated how AI has been instrumental in revolutionary discoveries and theories in conceptual physics. Finally, ethical and social considerations are addressed, reflecting on the ramifications of this integration and its impact on society (Torres & Gómez, 2019). In summary, the AI revolution in conceptual physics has not only enriched our understanding of the world but also raises essential questions about the role of technology in science and its interaction with society.

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