AI for Science with Sir Paul Nurse, Demis Hassabis, Jennifer Doudna, and John Jumper

Join Professor Hannah Fry at the AI for Science Forum for a fascinating conversation with Google DeepMind CEO Demis Hassabis. They explore how AI is revolutionizing scientific discovery, delving into topics like the nuclear pore complex, plastic-eating enzymes, quantum computing, and the power of Turing machines. The episode also features a special 'ask me anything' session with Nobel Laureates Sir Paul Nurse, Jennifer Doudna, and John Jumper, who answer audience questions about the future of AI in science.

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[aidinfakoor]

I mean why google doesn't use Professor Hannah Fry's beautiful voice in Gemini live?

[GlenMcNiel]

Thank you. I’m grateful that conversations like this are accessible to mere mortals like me.

[BestFitSquareChannel]

Remarkable panel! Humility. Self-deprecating, humorous human beings. Brilliant. A privilege. Grateful. Thank you to the panel, the wonderful host, all who made possible this publication. 🌞🤸🏽‍♂️🫶🏼🖖🏼🙏🏼 PS: Interdisciplinary teams a promising framework.

[citizen_of_earth_]

Thank you, Hanna, for everything you do to educate the public about the amazing future we have ahead of us. Keep up the good work! It inspires me to want to contribute, as it probably does to many other people.

[FilisterChinakeEpideo]

I thoroughly enjoyed this podcast. Important conversation especially during this period where there is both excitement and uncertainty around AI.

[EnGmA]

Demis definetly understood that knowledge is structured in a graph or tree like way. Thats a win for society :-D Lets go ! Hyped for a decade of discovery

[EnGmA]

Google is realy pushing the game in terms of Interviews and podcasts - great communication - much more information dense as OpenAI

[fisherzhang]

what a great discussion, can't stop smiling with such shining ideas.

[praxis]

Knowing that Demis has the same opinion of Quantum computing as I do is gratifying. Good interview.

[LoisSharbel]

This podcast is a gift to everyone! Thank you for sharing your brilliance in such an accessible way to encourage everyone to open our minds to new ideas and fresher patterns of thinking.
Stimulating!!!

[aiforculture]

Love this! Brilliant discussions. (I also suspect I would not have fared well in that poker game Demis described.)

[Tozziz]

Thank you for sharing this conversation with such incredible minds 🙏. A lot of work has to be done to make new generations aware of the incredible changes happening 😉

[GeorgeMonsour]

I love Hassabis' appreciation of the scientific method. The scientific method effectively is or brings consciousness to civilization. The organization of humane civilization depends on it transcending the unconscious civilization and need for governments. Our genetic potential for cooperation is primitive still. Vision and thought raised through this process will eventually wean the bully out of our nature if we can get past the chasm of narcissism infecting current culture.

[jhoncharlesdf.]

I think that the project for Alpha go was the main trigger to discover all about alphafold, just for many reasons, maybe one the big cuantitativa of combination you can make a next step but with the concept to link with the step before!😮

[fdjdjqe]

We are so back with the semi conductors

[ClayMann]

That was so good. I do read a lot of negative stuff around A.I despite trying really hard to find the positives. Because its a subject I've loved all my life just for the exciting fun of it. And now I see just what it can really do. So talks like this help re-focus you onto the idea that this is amazing. Its fun, its wildly exciting. we obviously need to take care because there are dangers for the people working in these fields to misuse the breakthroughs. But everything can be misused so lets not focus too much on that such that it squashes peoples passion for what is coming for all of us with the help of A.I

[sidnath]

13:00-14:00 I think a collaboration with Stephen Wolfram would really work for this - excellent chance to dive deeper in geometry, cellular automata and computation.

[JOZEF-zh]

AHOJTE PRIATELIA Nech sa Nám DARÍ ....

[MitchellPorter]

43:35 Wilfred Ndifon asks the question about AGI exceeding human intelligence, Demis Hassabis nodded, but as far as I can tell that question was never answered

[aladinonathan]

"Room Temprature Superconductor" Magnetic Field should lay a good foundation for the Search