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We're developing and using AI to revolutionize scientific discovery - from predicting protein structures with #AlphaFold, to materials discovery with GNoME. Join our VP Science, Pushmeet Kohli, and Professor Hannah Fry as they explore how AI could lead to a new era of breakthroughs that could benefit humanity in... countless ways, on Google DeepMind: The Podcast. Watch now ↓ Timestamps: 00:00 Intro 01:13 AlphaFold 06:13 AlphaFold Database 08:14 Weather forecasting 11:24 Creating new materials with deep learning 25:10 Imposter syndrome, being a generalist, and Nobel prize winners 31:21 Choosing the right projects 32:07 Root node problems 34:32 Large language models for science 36:06 Function search and algorithmic discovery 42:10 Math Olympiad 46:26 What’s coming next 48:35 Reflections from Hannahshow more

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Google DeepMind1 year ago

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S.A.N1 year ago

@pushmeet @FryRsquared AI accelerating scientific discovery echoes nature's efficient information networks protein structures: building blocks of life unveiled

Burny — Effective Omni1 year ago

@pushmeet @FryRsquared Less AI for evil, and more AI for healthcare pls

Tom Boyle1 year ago

@pushmeet @FryRsquared Incredible to see how AI is revolutionizing fields like protein folding and materials discovery. AlphaFold’s breakthroughs are a game-changer for science. Excited to see what’s coming next from DeepMind! 🚀

Zero1 year ago

@pushmeet @FryRsquared Re-name notebookLLM: Google podcast maker

ahtoshkaa1 year ago

@pushmeet @FryRsquared Common people: LLMs are just stochastic parrots. Scientists: New LLM-powered discoveries go brrrrr...

Danny Ki1 year ago

@pushmeet @FryRsquared Can AI unravel mysteries beyond human intuition?

Jislord Ayomide1 year ago

@pushmeet @FryRsquared Amazing interview, enjoyed every bit.

George Christian1 year ago

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Smug Dog1 year ago

@pushmeet @FryRsquared Excited to see what Google will accomplish

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