Nilay Patel

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Welcome back to the AI Daily Brief.

The joke over the last couple of weeks, first as OpenAI launched Sora, a short-form video app, and then later as it announced that it would be opening up to adult uses of its platform, goes along the lines of we were promised great big cures for diseases and novel discoveries, and instead we got a new TikTok and a new place for porn.

Major politicians even weighed in on this line of memeing, with Florida Governor Ron DeSantis saying so much for curing cancer and beating China, question mark?

And yet, even as that discourse was happening, we got this announcement from Google's Sundar Pichai.

He writes, "...an exciting milestone for AI in science.

Our C2S-scale 27B foundation model, built with Yale and based on GEMMA, generated a novel hypothesis about cancer cellular behavior, which scientists experimentally validated in living cells.

With more preclinical and clinical tests, this discovery may reveal a promising new pathway for developing therapies to fight cancer."