Jaden Schaefer

Nvidia is kind of working on this.

They've also invested up to a billion dollars over five years in an AI co-innovation lab in the Bay Area.

To me, this is just a really big example of AI delivering really, like, legitimate, tangible value.

You know, not just in the tech industry.

I think we talk a lot about, like, chatbots or coding assistants.

But using AI to find new medicines faster, that is an application that I think could actually change millions of lives.

If EliPod delivers even half of what Lily is promising in terms of kind of accelerating drug development.

then I think a lot of the downstream impacts on patients is huge.

And of course, the profits for Eli Lilly are going to be massive.

So they're going to be thrilled.

And I'm just going to, I don't know, I don't like to be too pessimistic.

Actually, I'm really stoked about AI and healthcare.

And I think there's a lot of benefit.

Somehow, I have no hope in pharmaceutical companies, because I feel like there's a lot of solutions that they don't talk about, if it doesn't make them more money.

So

Anyways, they're going to probably discover some awesome drugs that solve a lot of things and they're going to make a lot of money from it.

Okay, let's talk about neuro-symbolic AI cutting energy use by 100x.

I think this is from a

And it achieves a 95% success rate on structured manipulation tasks while using just 1% of the training energy that standard vision language action models require.

Okay, I know that sounds like a big mouthful.