World Congress 2026 North America • Sep 24, 2026 • Session details

Making Science Larger, not just Faster

Yuval Dvir

Enterprise AI must move beyond mere efficiency and next-word prediction. Discover how Large Quantitative Models compute physical laws to expand the frontier of scientific discovery.

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