This is the important part. It's not guaranteed to be accurate. They claim it "delivers essentially the same correctness as the model it imitates -- sometimes even finer detail". But can you really trust that? Especially if each frame of the simulation derives from the previous one, then errors could compound.
It seems like a fantastic tool for quickly exploring hypotheses. But seems like once you find the result you want to publish, you'll still need the supercomputer to verify?
This is the important part. It's not guaranteed to be accurate. They claim it "delivers essentially the same correctness as the model it imitates -- sometimes even finer detail". But can you really trust that? Especially if each frame of the simulation derives from the previous one, then errors could compound.
It seems like a fantastic tool for quickly exploring hypotheses. But seems like once you find the result you want to publish, you'll still need the supercomputer to verify?