It would make sense to more resources to other fields.
But institutions don't tend to dismantle themselves, so I expect a few decades of "we might find something soon!" until the leaders have retired.
But institutions don't tend to dismantle themselves, so I expect a few decades of "we might find something soon!" until the leaders have retired.
> The report led to the complete dismantling of AI research in England.[15] AI research continued in only a few universities (Edinburgh, Essex and Sussex).
Playing devil's advocate only slightly, maybe particle physics should similarly pare down to a bare maintenance level of research (or even mostly teaching) for a few centuries until we can harness much higher energies.