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Statistically speaking there is apparently a planet (on average) around every star in the universe. So as I understand it it’s kind of not even a very impressive guess.

Basically, we've built the largest possible fuzzing system for basic science. "Here's a tool that can apply scientific rigour to any question you ask it, no matter how stupid. Ask it questions" Tho, most people aren't interacting with models above the free tier. Heh.

Did you read the description of how he did it? He had Claude write all the code and do the analysis. Yes, he asked the questions, and had Claude use bog-standard algorithms. This is how most technical people use AI today. We ask it questions and tell it to write code to do work.

for cheaper than a $20 / month subscription of Claude? and available whenever you want to work on it, at all hours of day and night? don't think so.

I wonder what the models will be like that go out to the Lagrange points with the next telescope (or if it makes sense to do all anticipatory processing back on earth still)