Science

“Probably, yeah, I, I'd guess in like, 1020 years, we'll look back and it will be incredible how unsystematic science was back in the day.”

“One of those gated, SSM gated states-based models ended up on the cover of science because a great group of folks went and trained some DNA models. So that's Michael Polley, Eric Yuen from Stanford and the Arc Institute.”

“In science, I don't think there is a finite appetite or a finite capacity for science. I don't think science is like a scarcity thing. Like there's, you know, 100 more discoveries left to be made and then we'll be done. And so like we're displacing jobs. I thi…”

“Engineering can exist by itself. Like if you give some kind of system, a goal of like making me a material that I can make a space elevator out of, you could be not participating in the beginning, the process of the middle, the process, and you just come by th…”

“I think the enjoyers of science are also scientists. And so I think that it's kind of hard to imagine a scenario when there's not scientists as the consumers of science. And so I think if they're going to be consumers of science, they're also going to be some …”

“I think we're going to have that for science over the next two to three years. I do. Once discoveries start coming out and this field continues to mature even more.”

“Science is as an infinite token generator to train models at scale.”