Consumer-grade AI is finding its way into people's daily lives with its ability to generate text and images and automate tasks. But astronomers need much more powerful, specialized AI. The vast amounts of observational data generated by modern telescopes and observatories defies astronomers' efforts to extract all of its meaning.
Astronomy generates mountains of data—that's perfect for AI retrieved 30 May 2024 from https://phys.org/news/2024-05-astronomy-generates-mountains-ai.html
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