Dario says AI will solve biology — and experts are always skeptical, here's why
Hesamation · x · 2026-11-14
Hesamation dissects Dario Amodei's claim that AI will solve biology, focusing on the pattern he described: domain experts are deeply skeptical because they've watched many technologies fail and know how hard their problems are — the same happened with mathematics and coding. He adds a human element: experts who spent their lives on a field resist being told machines could solve what they couldn't.
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