Best of BS Opinion: AI's Nobel-worthy guess, testing Midwestern assumption
Here is the best of Business Standard's opinion pieces for today
 "In July 2022, this column pointed out that artificial intelligence (AI) had done at least two pieces of research for which it deserved Nobel prizes. One was working out how to efficiently manage magnetic fields that enable controlled nuclear fusion.")
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Kathryn Anne Edwards explains why 23 Nobel winners cannot be wrong in their rejection of Donald Trump as American President. The issues are interfering in the Fed, tariffs, mass deportation, and Budget deficits
Mihir S Sharma gives a US example to show that many assumptions around elections are simplistic.
The two other pieces:
Devangshu Datta says why research in proteins has dramatically altered.
Ranjita Ganesan makes a foray into the film world and explores “alienation”. Why be beautiful when you can be free?
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 "The US presidential elections, now a week away, could trigger a reordering in global trade, especially if Donald Trump is re-elected and ratchets up tariffs on China. This is raising expectations in India that it could benefit from an increase in US")
 "China recently introduced an aggressive monetary and fiscal stimulus to revive its flagging economy. Its 2024 growth target of 5 per cent was at risk, as reflected in a loss of momentum, with gross domestic product (GDP) growth slowing to 4.7 per cen")
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First Published: Nov 02 2024 | 6:30 AM IST