Jyunmi

Thoughts, ideas, right?

So we've got AI.

This is the latest in various sciences that we've talked about in the past.

Like I said, materials design.

chemistry, you know, all those kinds of things.

But this is the biological side of things.

We want to, AI is helping, or at least from this preprint paper from MIT, that the AI they've designed is pushing forward that first step of filtering through all of the mundane tasks.

This seems to be the trend based on these different scientific advancements in using AI in those various science fields about AI doing that first step.

So we've seen in other fields, business and things like that, that humans seem to be taking on a more curator role in this.

And anything that is the mundane tasks, the mundane part of science in this case, AI is taking more and more of that responsibility, giving us a more focused direction to go into.

So is what's happening to people in their skill set and becoming more of AI managers or like AI agents, is that also something that you all see happening to scientists or in some aspect like that?

Possible?

Maybe.

Maybe.

All right.

Well, that is pretty much what are my AI and science story for today.

And so that's something, a question to think about and discuss when you continue the conversation in our community at thedailyaishow.com.

Before I wrap up, Andy, was there any announcements or anything that you wanted to mention?

Nope.

All right.