Beth Lyons

What do we need to know?

You know, an answer was made six months ago.

Then there are all these people saying something changed.

It didn't work.

So it does that kind of research.

They don't talk about it this way, but it sounds to me like it would be an example of ASI, right?

It's competing or comparing it to general agents, right?

I'm guessing they didn't spend a lot of time on Greek history or like...

What umami means in terms of food, right?

Like they have the ability because cursor is only being used to code in this context to narrow how you trained it.

And therefore, I would guess they spent a little less or took advantage that somebody else is pre-trained.

Okay, so today is the day that the White House is expected to submit its AI regulatory framework to Congress.

It's Friday, March 20th, which was named.

And so it's a formal executive branch position that lands the same week as earlier this week, Department of Energy announced a $293 million Genesis mission announcement.

And Genesis, hang on, let me go up.

The Genesis mission is basically covering 20 plus national science and technology challenges.

And there are two levels of grants.

Phase one grants are $500,000 to $750,000.

a thousand over nine months and phase two scales it to six to 15 million over three years.

Applications are due April 28th, 2026.