Greg Mushen: AI progress validation in biology and physics will be much slower
gregmushen · x · 2026-10-14
In a thread responding to "and then we solve biology," gregmushen pushes back: he's not hating, but argues that validation of AI-driven progress will be far slower in fields like biology and physics, where real-world verification is the bottleneck.
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