What happens when science no longer needs scientists?
Absolute Zero explores a profound shift in human history: the rise of fully autonomous systems capable of conducting open-ended scientific discovery—without human input. As artificial intelligence evolves from tool to theorist, a radical question emerges: Are we approaching the absolute zero of human-driven knowledge?
This thought-provoking book examines how machines are learning to generate hypotheses, design experiments, and explore phenomena we don't even understand. From AI-controlled particle accelerators to synthetic biology labs that evolve their own research goals, Absolute Zero challenges the very foundations of how knowledge is created.
Inside, you'll discover:
- The emergence of AI-driven labs and autonomous research systems
- How automation is redefining the scientific method
- The philosophical consequences of delegating curiosity
- The limits of human cognition in the face of machine hypothesis
- Whether human creativity is still essential—or already obsolete
Drawing from science, philosophy, epistemology, and cutting-edge research, this book offers a sobering and exhilarating glimpse into a world where discovery continues—without us.
If you're fascinated by the future of science, automation, AI ethics, or the ultimate trajectory of intelligence, Absolute Zero is your essential read.
Welcome to the cold frontier of knowledge.
