Andrew White

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Latent Space: The AI Engineer Podcast · 🔬 Automating Science: World Models, Scientific Taste, Agent Loops — Andrew White · 28 Jan 2026 podcast

If Jan Lacoon were here and he would make an argument about like, you know, world models or like vision or embodiedness, right?

Like the there's arguments against natural language that like, you know, that maybe there's something more that it's it's does it's not the complete story, or maybe natural language imposes limitations that you cannot exceed because you are stuck in this abstract space that was invented by humans and you can't escape it until you can like touch something.

You're absolutely right.

And and the problem with these this like, I don't know, Jacob's ladder or something, or whatever you want to call it is like, yes, you can say that a m a mole you can call a molecule by its name.

You can show the graph.

Then if you go to a molecule like ferrocene, well, it doesn't really have bonds between like part of it.

And so then you're like, Well, we need to draw it visually.

And then you go to a molecule like, I don't know, glycine betaine.

Well, this dihedral angle, right?

And so like it's not actually this thing I drew, it's actually an ensemble between this thing and this thing, right?

Then you go to benzene, you're like, well, not only is it like an ensemble of these different conformers, it actually has electron density.

And you can't really ignore the electron density in benzene.

You like need to treat it correctly.

And then it's like, well.

You can't actually represent the electron density that way.

You actually have to look at the correlation of the electrons individually, right?

Because you can't really model Benzing with like DFT, right?

And you or functional.

You have to actually look at the the electron correlation.

Use the electron correlation, like, well, you know, you can't model electron correlation, but you know, actually, these things, when they're in a solution, they have like you know relativistic effects because it's like there's a whole bunch of stuff around us.

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