Greylock AI for Science Symposium: data fragmentation is the biggest bottleneck for breakthroughs
_shreya_s · x · 2026-10-13
"The answer to a scientific breakthrough is rarely found in one place. One of the biggest bottlenecks is the fragmentation of data and context across experiments, simulations, images, and production systems," said Catherine Hyeo, co-founder of Altarra, at last month's AI for Science Symposium.
Talk videos are available on GreylockVC's YouTube channel.
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