Look Ma, No Hands -- First Supernova Detected, Confirmed, Classified, and Shared by AI
A fully automated process, including a brand-new artificial intelligence (AI) tool, has successfully detected, identified, and classified its first supernova without human intervention. Developed by an international collaboration led by Northwestern University, the new system automates the entire search for new supernovae across the night sky — effectively removing humans from the process. Not only does this rapidly accelerate the process of analyzing and classifying new supernova candidates, it also bypasses human error.
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My first thought was Al (allen) who?
That's a good one Brett.
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