AI's multi

The so-called multi-view is a way of linking two different signals by considering the information they share about the same object despite differences. Multi-view may open a path to machines that can have a richer sense of the structure of the world, perhaps contributing to the goal of machines that can "reason" and "plan."

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Artificial intelligence in its most successful form -- things like ChatGPT or DeepMind's AlphaFold to predict proteins -- has been trapped in one conspicuously narrow dimension: The AI sees things from only one side, as a word, as an image, as a coordinate in space -- as any type of data, but only one at a time. 

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