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    Mapping scientific work with MIT’s Science Task Taxonomy

    MIT CSAIL says the taxonomy highlights how scientific work differs from the wider economy, with implications for AI’s impact on science.

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    MIT CSAIL describes MIT’s Science Task Taxonomy as a map of tasks across research subfields and sectors. The lab says it shows differences between scientific work and the wider economy that have important implications for AI’s impact on science.

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    @MIT_CSAILWhat does scientific work actually look like? MIT's "Science Task Taxonomy" maps tasks across research subfields & sectors, showing how scientific work differs from the wider economy — w/important implications for the impact of AI on science: https://bit.ly/4cG0V40

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    @MIT_CSAILWhat does scientific work actually look like? MIT's "Science Task Taxonomy" maps tasks across research subfields & sectors, showing how scientific work differs from the wider economy — w/important implications for the impact of AI on science: https://bit.ly/4cG0V40