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Typical paradigms of AI for Science include using neural networks as surrogate models to accelerate physics simulations, using symbolic regression to distill analytical laws from data, using large language models to assist literature reasoning and hypothesis generation, and using search and reinforcement learning to find counterexamples or construct proofs in vast hypothesis spaces.
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