When I was asked by the American Academy of Arts and Sciences to write an essay on my thoughts on how AI will accelerate Science, I felt honored but also felt that it would require a lot of thoughtfulness and diligence to distill my thoughts on paper.
The essay has now been published and I cannot be more thankful to the @americanacad and @GoogleDeepMind teams for their feedback and encouragement during the process.
Key reflections from my essay:
🔭 AI is our newest revolutionary lens: Just as the telescope and microscope expanded our physical perception, AI is extending our cognitive reach, allowing us to decipher the immense complexity of the data-universe.
🧬 The rise of "machine intuition": AI is not just a computational engine. By detecting hidden structures across disciplines—from protein folding to extremal combinatorics—it acts as an ultimate bridge, accelerating the interdisciplinary breakthroughs that modern science depends on.
🏗️ From puzzle-solvers to architects of questions: As we transition toward open-ended, agentic AI systems that actively generate novel hypotheses, the burden of reasoning is shifting. We are evolving from being the solvers of intricate puzzles into the architects of profound scientific questions.
✨ Expanding human potential: AI won't replace scientists; it expands what we can imagine and achieve. Just as the telescope didn't make astronomers obsolete, AI is giving us the stars.
Read the full essay here: https://t.co/LCoF7ds7WZ
@PaulSaxMD@NEJM@NEJMClinician Fresenius’s generic became available in Feb followed by Long Grove Pharmaceuticals in March (or close to that timeline). I’ll bet @jeffpears0n can assist! Ceftaroline is another one that hit the market this year.
@mcuban Not at all. It’s an amazing tool that requires domain-specific design and curation. Which is partly why it hasn’t cause the job collapse some predicted.
A Swiss photographer named Tobias Messereli captured this amazing picture of the sun setting perfectly behind a tree. It’s absolutely spectacular!
📸: TMPhoto
Cancer vaccines are showing marked efficacy vs refractory cancers and are going to be part of the future Rx armamentarium. Beyond that, ultimately, for prevention in high-risk individuals.
A new stellar review @NatureMedicine
https://t.co/PhtdZDtSBl
A single course of antibiotics can disrupt your gut microbiome for up to 8 YEARS, according to this new Nature Medicine study 💊🤯
Avoid antibiotics unless absolutely necessary and consider taking probiotics to counteract these effects.