Joseph Krause
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first heard Jun 2026
last heard 17 Jun
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And we're getting in there.
That's a work in progress.
And I do think.
There's been a lot of moments in AI for science.
Number one, it's having an incredible moment, which is going to be so good for the world.
We can talk about that.
Number two, you're seeing, I'd say, academic and national buy-in as well as private buy-in.
So you see the Genesis mission, you see the Department of Energy and the national labs moving this way.
You see people like Google DeepMind, Microsoft, other places like Meta, either building their own lab or running experiments at someone else's lab to get that data back.
And then you have the private companies that are forming self-driving labs and that are looking at the automation of scientific equipment.
That has really started to kind of push this wave to, oh, now we don't really debate that A-labs or self-driving labs are a part of the future anymore.
It's in which part are we going to play in that?
And that's a better helpful conversation to have now because we can get access faster.
You know, the self-driving lab, first, I think it's important to talk about what a self-driving lab is because this goes in and impacts your answer.
There's a difference between an automated lab and a self-driving lab.
An automated lab does experiments for you, automated, without humans, and that high throughput.
And that can be very effective.
A self-driving lab runs research campaigns for you.
And there's a big difference.
And the way I like to describe it is, you know, one of them is like hands-free driving, where, yeah, I don't have to touch the steering wheel.
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