Love @whurley.bsky.social vision at the intersection of #AI & #QuantumComputing. 0s & 1s can’t match our brains - QC might. But w/o AI we can’t effectively interpret & harness QC. True #AGI might require co-evolution of AI & QC. Could we learn from how our brains evolved? #AAASmtg 🧪

I’ve heard several questions at the #AAASmtg about how to avoid an #AI driven uptick in research fraud. The answer is to also use AI as a catalyst of transparent science and increased sharing of results, data, etc. #openscience 🧪

Enjoying the start of the #AAASmtg in Denver! Looking forward to more conversations about breaking down the walls keeping most research from ever getting shared - and doing it in a way that doesn’t burden scientists or deplete research funds. 🧪

Will we never learn that facetime is a terrible proxy for productivity? Great article demonstrating how destructive that mindset is We need to fundamentally rethink work, building structures that reward actual value created at work, instead of who fakes it the best

Wild… while there are valid concerns around information sharing on certain topics with certain countries, no way this should be (1) addressed at the state level, and (2) dealt with in such a blunt & prohibitive manner Strive for openness in science - restrict only where absolutely necessary 🧪

Beyond the great points they make in the article, I think it’s also critical to include and amplify the voices of small emerging players A thriving AI startup ecosystem will be critical to realize the full potential of the technology. Big tech alone won’t get there

#Science has a knowledge management problem… What happens to all the #research results that never got published? What if there was a way to share and bring out the full value of all that ‘lost’ knowledge… 🧪📖

Should this really be viewed as a scale of visualization vs inner monologue, as the comments imply? I visualize things in detail - I also engage in extensive inner monologues I suspect it’s more of a superposition of 1 and 5, with differing probabilities for different people

Hypothesis for future research: the average American feels most of their life lacks purpose, except for a few moments of hiking

Wise words… As a grad student, I counterintuitive found that the less I worked the more productive I was I believe it’s an elaborate procrastination culture. The anxiety provoking uncertainty of research leads us to drown ourselves in low impact work, so we can avoid the scary high impact stuff