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Scientific Discovery
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Scientific discovery
we will find places where life could have arisen and maybe even did arise independently of life on Earth. And we don't have such evidence yet, but once we do have compelling evidence for life elsewhere, it'll be one of the most monumental discoveries
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you know, it we do an experiment. Sometimes in Cosmos, you ask to end an experiment and you can see was experiment a success or failure or something like that. But I guess, like, we we brought it out of this kind of, like, hard to quantify, is this a
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are a storm which has been developing. And so you can monitor planetary storms and come to a better understanding of climate on Earth. We can move to other stars and search for planets orbiting them, so called exoplanets. It turns out that nearly eve
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the rising star scientist contemplating a career in science where they can bring the best of their abilities to making science better, smarter, faster. You know, a scientist embarking on a new PhD in a in a brave new field. A scientist thinking about
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...scientific method, optimized prompts for each of those steps, and then gave this resulting system which is scaling inference now kinda two ways. It's both the chain of thought, but it's also all these different angles of attack structured by the team
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...discovery space to come up with new chemistries.
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it's the it's the individual scientist who believes in their idea. It keeps knocking on the door even when the door is closed over and over again until it opens. That's who really makes a big difference in this world. I would say, please stay in scie
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And each mouse then can actually be, treated, with different drugs where the signal you extract after is the interaction of drugs against each of these different patient types. That's right. Okay. Nobody else thinks this is crazy? Not crazy because i
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like, see results that to yourself seemed useful? Like, you've been working on this for, I guess, two years now. You I think when the cos scientists paper came out from Google, I think it was a really interesting idea to do this like tournament style
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...accelerating scientific progress. Maybe that's not so tangible for people. I think the most important thing is science happens in the real world. If it's not AI research, which moves as quickly as you can iterate on GPUs, right, you have to actually
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...that was the discovery of the first planet orbiting a sun like star. To me, that was the water the dam being broken. I I think that's, like, one of the greatest discoveries in the in the history of science. I agree. I agree. Right now, I guess nobody
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