AI researcher: I knew about a test my doctor didn't

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Richard Socher founded Recursive and You.com and wrote The Eureka Machine, on why AI is the key to a new era of scientific discoveries. He tells Brian Sozzi about walking into an appointment having run his own analysis and knowing about a test his doctor had not heard of, why he thinks biology is turning from a life science into an engineering one, and why even a miracle drug would still spend years in FDA review. He also says doctors will stay crucial, for oversight and prescriptions. Figures he cites for private companies are his own. Timestamps 0:00 "I'm kind of shocked at some of the things coming out" 2:11 Teaching his doctor, and biology as an engineering science 5:24 The companies building it 6:42 Where venture money goes once AI has done the obvious things 8:23 Robotics, and China's head start 9:39 What the doctor's job becomes 11:28 Brian Johnson, and why healthcare is sick care 13:26 What Recursive is building, and the microwave 16:21 What the human still does 18:34 His biggest concern, and how he would regulate AI 20:18 "Nothing about the model has truly escaped" 23:09 We all become managers, and school as a gym for the mind 24:17 What a eureka moment actually is #AI #Healthcare #PowerPlayers #YahooFinance == AlphaSpace by Yahoo Finance: A Professional-Grade Investment Platform Built for Everyday Investors. 👉 https://finance.yahoo.com/about/promos/gold/alphaspace?ncid=100003571

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