Michael Kratsios
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first heard Jul 2025
last heard 24 Aug
Michael Kratsios’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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I think the second is around uh quantum computing.
So President signed an executive order just last month, launching a new national quantum initiative, and one of the key goals.
There, that we're trying to do is create a scientifically relevant quantum computer by 2028.
This was a directive to the Department of Energy, and we're gonna be working very hard to make sure we can hit that pretty, pretty crazy timeline.
I mean, your camp, you know, we really wanna get the fusion by 2035, and we're trying very hard to get the resources allocated at DOE and combined with all the private sector investment to get there.
And I think the last one, which is kind of our big flagship project for the whole
Administration is called the Genesis mission.
And that is where we want to essentially double the scientific output of the United States by applying AI to our hardest scientific challenges and endeavors.
We fundamentally believe that AI is going to be the biggest unlock to scientific discovery in the history of the world.
Whether you're in material science, whether you're in chemistry, whether you're in math, whether you're in physics, you know, applying AI to your discipline is going to fundamentally change the way that you can do your science.
and accelerate the way that it's done.
And we launched an initiative in late last year to do that.
And uh and now we have the pretty much all of government sort of working, working towards that effort.
no, that's that's a great point.
Something that we've advocated for quite aggressively is we have to return the primary focus of government funded research on basic, early stage, pre competitive RD, this discovery science.
That is an area where the private sector is not incentivized to participate in, and only the government can do that.
At the same time, having these kind of big, bold ideas that only the government can do is also very important for enterprise.
You think about sort of the urgency to create a scientifically relevant quantum computer by 2028.
You know, there's lots of activity in quantum going on throughout the private sector, but to them, it's for commercial applications.
We want to create an instrument that can be used for scientific discovery that will pay huge dividends across all of the ecosystem.
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