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Sam Altman

06/18/25

@ Uncapped with Jack Altman

AI is already helping scientists become three times more productive, indicating its potential to autonomously conduct scientific research in the future.

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Sam Altman | The Future of AI

@ Uncapped with Jack Altman

06/18/25

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Peter H. Diamandis Cast

06/04/25

@ Peter H. Diamandis

AI is being utilized to generate peer-reviewed scientific papers and breakthroughs, significantly accelerating scientific discovery.

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Sam Altman

04/12/25

@ TED

AI for science is a major focus, as it can significantly enhance productivity and lead to new scientific discoveries.

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Sam Altman

06/18/25

@ OpenAI

While AI isn't conducting new scientific research, it enables scientists to complete their work more quickly and effectively.

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Chungin (Roy) Lee

05/18/25

@ EO

If every scientist utilized AI effectively, they could be significantly more productive, potentially leading to major medical breakthroughs much earlier than expected.

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Demis Hassabis

04/25/25

@ Queens' College Cambridge

AI is one of the most transformative technologies humanity may ever invent, with the potential to benefit society significantly, especially in fields like medical research and biology.

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Geoffrey Hinton

04/26/25

@ CBS Mornings

AI will enhance productivity across almost every industry by making predictions from data more effectively than previous methods, leading to significant increases in efficiency.

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Jeff Dean

05/12/25

@ Sequoia Capital

AI can significantly speed up scientific discoveries by using computational simulators as training data for neural networks, making processes much faster and more efficient.

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Sundar Pichai

06/05/25

@ Lex Fridman

AI will dramatically accelerate creation itself, enabling new levels of productivity and innovation that we have never seen before.

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Dario Amodei

08/08/23

@ Dwarkesh Patel

If AI systems become more productive, they will first speed up human productivity, then equal it, and eventually become the main contributors to scientific progress.