Scientific Exploration and AI's Revolutionary Role. In the spirit of the Enlightenment's scientific revolution, the Cognitive Age is witnessing a similar groundbreaking shift, fueled by AI.

For example, we are currently studying the Enlightenment, and our most recent section dealt with the Scientific Revolution. In 90 minutes, I had to talk about Ptolemy, Copernicus, Galileo, Kepler ...

The scientific revolution is the reason we have high life expectancies, low child and maternal mortality rates and a much better quality of life than our predecessors from just a century ago.

The scientific revolution of the 16th and early 17th centuries, itself a product of the Reformation, also contributed to the Enlightenment through discoveries that refuted commonly held beliefs ...

The latest issue of Academic Questions has a great piece by Toby Huff dismantling the claims of revisionist historians who, out of misguided adherence to political correctness, want to downplay ...

Like disruptive technologies that have come before, the upheaval of artificial intelligence has an unpredictable upside ...

Men taking to the skies caught people's imaginations and attracted enormous crowds of spectators at the time. But ballooning provided more than just an exciting show. It was related to fundamental ...

Later, as church dominance waned, the Dark Ages were succeeded by the Renaissance (1400-1600), the Scientific Revolution (1543-1687) and the Enlightenment (1715-1789), allowing people to slake ...

Within this broad framework the following large themes provide the subject matter of both lectures and classes in the Michaelmas Term: the impact of the Scientific Revolution upon institutionalised ...

From revolution to Enlightenment. ... Scientific experts collaborate with their patrons in the state and other powerful institutions to determine what is researched.