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

You really gotta have the relativity in there.

And you're like, well, you got the relativity and you have the electron correlation.

You can have the bonds, you know, and you have the confirmers, but you really think about the cosmic radiation background because like, you know, it does actually impact everything and there is some energy there, right?

And before you know it, you've ran out of you know, you've r ran out of compute or whatever resource you're using to model this.

And so I think

Um, you have to draw the line somewhere.

Natural language, like I said, is that humans have worked for a long time to make it be the you know.

What's the word like the least abstract or the you know, it's somewhere on the border of like it's still abstract enough that you don't need to know all these details, but it's still granular enough or conc concretized enough that you actually can make use of it.

Um, there may be some other representation like multimodal.

It might turn out the video, or maybe I don't know, there's some other like fusion that you can make.

I like natural language because we all work really hard to make it right at that boundary.

And I do agree sometimes sometimes ideas slip and they can't be in language and you have to get out the whiteboard.

Or ideas slip and you have to wave your hands around, you know, or uh

Maybe then then you need that that uh degree of freedom to communicate.

I mean, I don't know.

I actually I think the what if there's like seven principles of quantum mechanics or five or something like this that you can actually express pretty concisely in language.

I agree that like you need to actually look at the consequences of them.

You need some mathematics.

I don't know.

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