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“Foundation models but for quantum mechanics, will be the next frontier for LLMs.” Periodic Labs’ Ekin Dogus Cubuk says logic and math gave AI its first proofs. At the quantum scale, where biology, chemistry and materials converge, models could begin inventing new matter itself. Ekin Dogus Cubuk Periodic Labs

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