Sam Rodriques
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first heard Dec 2025
last heard 26 Dec
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And so for that reason, biologists just adopt new methods slowly.
I think most labs around the world are still probably doing science the way they've done it before and probably will continue to do so for a while.
And that's okay.
One place I think with coding, a lot of people are already adopting it because in biology, historically, coding has been a big bottleneck.
It's a huge unlock now that biologists who didn't know how to code can like do a lot of coding using cloud code, using opening eyes models, Gemini, et cetera.
So that's a huge unlock.
I think that's going to see a lot of adoption quickly.
Literature search, right?
Like being able to parse the immensity of the scientific literature.
That's a huge unlock.
That's going to get adopted very quickly, right?
The tools like what we're building are like a little bit more frontier.
Ultimately, people adopt them when they see other people using them and getting great results.
Um,
Probably just if I have a forced choice, probably overhyped.
It's great for I mean, it's great as like a progress driver in AI.
It's like and we'll probably have not, you know, being good at it will probably have implications elsewhere.
But is it itself that useful?
I'm not sure.
Robotics for automating AI labs or... Yes, or for automating scientific labs.
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