Mina Kimes

In any case, she gave me the data in 1.5 seconds.

And I want to make like an importantly and sincere point here.

which is what I learned from that interaction with Mina.

And then I'd love to know what Mina learned from that interaction, other than that I was wrong.

I want folks to imagine a spectrum of...

legibility of data in the world.

Like there's some data requests that are like entirely illegible to humans or machines.

My parents have talked about this a lot and why I'm so interested in the future of science.

My parents were passed away from cancer.

If you ask a large language model, look up druggable protein targets for pancreatic cancer.

That data doesn't exist.

There is no internet of human biology.

The data doesn't exist.

It's entirely illegible.

And so large language models are completely worthless.

And that's not just my opinion.

I just interviewed the CEO of Eli Lilly.

He said large language models for these purposes are basically worthless for now.

But then you take the other end of the spectrum of legibility.

And that's what Mina has with