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The data science revolution in scientific research

The use of big data methods in science has curious roots, from bioinformatics and paranormal psychology, to particle physics and social economics. These methods took a strange detour via advertising, social media and playing Go, but are now finding applications in research across the breadth of science and the humanities. In this talk, Professor Rowe looks at a range of projects where AI is transforming research practice, and the role the Alan Turing Institute is playing in this revolution. He then considers a number of challenges this approach presents, in which some traditional philosophical questions gain unexpected practical applications.