Thanks! In realistic workloads, the differences won’t be orders of magnitude.
I agree that this is a fairly simple problem. Experienced engineers—or anyone who has faced similar challenges—can quickly come up with such solutions. The key point, however, is that others might get stuck in their research simply because they don’t realize these quick solutions exist (“I don’t know what I don’t know”). AI helps bridge that gap by making expert-level knowledge accessible to every researcher, allowing them to focus more on exploring the truly unknown parts.
I agree that this is a fairly simple problem. Experienced engineers—or anyone who has faced similar challenges—can quickly come up with such solutions. The key point, however, is that others might get stuck in their research simply because they don’t realize these quick solutions exist (“I don’t know what I don’t know”). AI helps bridge that gap by making expert-level knowledge accessible to every researcher, allowing them to focus more on exploring the truly unknown parts.