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Anima Anandkumar

05/04/25

@ EO

I can't imagine a world where scientists are out of jobs because the essence of being a scientist is to tackle open problems, and there will always be complex challenges to address.

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Caltech AI Professor: The One Skill AI Can't Replace | Anima Anandkumar

@ EO

Caltech AI Professor: The One Skill AI Can't Replace | Anima Anandkumar

05/04/25

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Andrew Huberman

05/28/25

@ Theo Von

Scientists are good people, and I can say that with no bias since I don't make my living doing science anymore. 99.9% of them are good, but the bad apples ruin it for everyone.

Bob McGrew

02/01/25

@ Y Combinator

As we automate scientists and innovators, we may see rapid advancements in scientific research, but new bottlenecks will likely arise.

David Deutsch

01/31/22

@ Dwarkesh Patel

Open-ended scientific progress is essential for addressing existential dangers, and we should focus on improving laboratory security before conducting risky research.

Andrew Huberman

07/20/20

@ Rich Roll

Seeing how scientists interact and understanding that they are just people gave me an advantage in my career.

Anima Anandkumar

05/04/25

@ EO

My mission is to constantly be curious and learning, and not to assume that any problem is easy, as there are always harder challenges to tackle in science.

Richard W. Hamming

08/26/12

@ securitylectures

Great scientists possess a tolerance for ambiguity; they believe in their theories enough to pursue them but also question them to make necessary changes.

Patrick Collison

02/22/24

@ Dwarkesh Patel

In science, you need to choose important and hard problems to work on, which is a different iterative process compared to companies that decide once and iterate from there.

Michio Kaku

10/22/19

@ Lex Fridman

I think it's beautiful and important when a scientific mind can fearlessly explore subjects just outside of our understanding.

Richard W. Hamming

08/26/12

@ securitylectures

To achieve greatness in science, one must see what others miss and embrace contradictions to make significant advancements.