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Oct 27, 2026

Moritz von StoschGUEST
4:05
Indeed, I found it very interesting, but I also realized that all the knowledge and all the modeling that we would do in all the other courses was highly underrepresented in bioprocessing.
Moritz von StoschGUEST
4:17
So that was one of the points in my career where I thought, okay, can we not do more? Can we not translate more in terms of modeling? And then at the same time, I came across machine learning, which I had not came across during my studies.
Moritz von StoschGUEST
4:31
And I was highly interested in machine learning.
Moritz von StoschGUEST
4:33
It's another application of mathematical modeling.
Moritz von StoschGUEST
4:36
And so my ambition really was that I wanted to use this in either thesis or something I would be doing in the future.
Moritz von StoschGUEST
4:44
And I remember very well that I reached out to Professor Marquardt, who was also a professor at Aachen University back at the time, and told him, look, I really want to go into the direction of machine learning.
Moritz von StoschGUEST
4:54
And he told me, look, you have studied chemical engineering now for almost five years.
Moritz von StoschGUEST
4:58
You don't want to throw all that knowledge away.
Anai KothariGUEST
5:37
So I felt like I really had made a big contribution to the world, figured out pretty quickly that, there may be other ways to help.
Anai KothariGUEST
5:44
So he actually was getting his master's in predictive analytics and machine learning at a university in Chicago.
Anai KothariGUEST
5:50
So I similarly got interested in pursuing that master's.
Anai KothariGUEST
5:54
So I actually had some formal training during those two years.
Anai KothariGUEST
5:58
And really, my research and experiences outside of the clinical piece have been centered around, at the time, I felt very hesitant to call it AI, honestly, because it was really machine learning, predictive analytics.
Anai KothariGUEST
6:10
But with the advances that we've seen, past couple of years have been more willing to say, okay, we're focused on artificial intelligence.
Anai KothariGUEST
6:18
Let's think about how to make improvements to the healthcare system, both from a development standpoint as well as an implementation standpoint.
Chadi NabhanHOST
6:26
For those who are listening, help us understand the difference between, it seems like you're saying there's a difference between machine learning and AI.
Gary FowlerHOST
1:05
Developing new medicine traditionally takes years, costs billions, and comes with enormous uncertainty.
Gary FowlerHOST
1:12
But what happens when we combine AI, machine learning, and living biological systems? Could we discover treatments faster, reduce development costs, and potentially transform how we approach aging and neuro-generative diseases? My guest today is Dr.
Gary FowlerHOST
1:27
Fozia Saleem, CEO of Magnitude Biosciences.
Gary FowlerHOST
1:31
She brings more than 20 years worth of experience across pharmaceuticals, biotech, and commercial leadership, including roles at GSK, BAT, and Broughton.
Gary FowlerHOST
1:42
At Magnitude Biosciences, she's helping advance the application of machine learning and whole organism biology to accelerate drug discovery and improve our understanding of longevity and neurodegeneration.
Gary FowlerHOST
1:55
She's also a passionate advocate for women in science and entrepreneurship.
Gary FowlerHOST
1:59
So with that, I'd like to bring Dr. Salim to the show.

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Gary FowlerHOST
15:26
It's for the new iPod Nano.
Aaron DavidsonGUEST
24:55
I do worry about can AI actually solve that? Now, that said, can AI assess risks in different ways from other factors than potentially what an actuary would? Yeah, I do think so.
Aaron DavidsonGUEST
25:09
This is actually an interesting case because some of these things around black box machine learning models, predictive analytics, is actually not new.
Aaron DavidsonGUEST
25:17
It's actually been around for probably 15 years, was really when people started to think about what were called AIML, artificial intelligence machine learning models.
Aaron DavidsonGUEST
25:30
And we're taking a bunch of other factors.
Aaron DavidsonGUEST
25:33
So like for the HOA1, for example, it might take into account, I don't know, I'll make it up.
Aaron DavidsonGUEST
26:08
You don't need to fund it to the same level because you actually have a better predictive power from those models.
Aaron DavidsonGUEST
26:14
That said, I'm kind of a classical stats guy, and I do struggle with some of those because if I can't explain the model, I don't like the model.
Aaron DavidsonGUEST
26:21
And so for me, I've not necessarily been a huge believer in black box AIML modeling.
Zvi MowshowitzHOST
5:05
It was trained on the usual variety of data sources using typical method types.
Zvi MowshowitzHOST
5:10
Training was done on TPUs via JAX and ML pathways.
Zvi MowshowitzHOST
5:14
It will be available on the app, in the API, in AI Studio, in Anti-Gravity, in AI Mode, and in Gemini for Business.
Zvi MowshowitzHOST
5:23
They present strong benchmarks.
speaker_3SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
8:03
the CBRN Uplift Level 1, CCL, for biological information risks, indicating a potential of informational uplift with severe harm potential, and the Stealth and Situational Awareness Tracked Capability Level, TCL, indicating the potential for undermining or evading human oversight without additional mitigations.
speaker_3SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
8:25
Additionally, we have developed a comprehensive agent monitoring and response platform and carried out a holistic risk assessment .
speaker_3SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
8:36
We also include comprehensive assessments of chain of thought , transparency, and MLR&D risks.
Zvi MowshowitzHOST
8:44
Mundane risks look better across the board.
Type 3 AudioNARRATOR
3:10
It was trained on the usual variety of data sources using typical method types.
Type 3 AudioNARRATOR
3:16
Training was done on TPUs via JAX and ML pathways.
Type 3 AudioNARRATOR
3:21
It will be available on the app, in the API, in AI Studio, in Antigravity, in AI Mode and in Gemini for Business.
Type 3 AudioNARRATOR
3:29
they present strong benchmarks.
Type 3 AudioNARRATOR
6:12
And the Stealth and Situational Awareness Tracked Capability Level, TCL, indicating the potential for undermining or evading human oversight without additional mitigations.
Type 3 AudioNARRATOR
6:22
Additionally, we have developed a comprehensive agent monitoring and response platform and carried out a holistic risk assessment .
Type 3 AudioNARRATOR
6:32
We also include comprehensive assessments of chain of thought, COT, transparency and MLR&D risks.
Type 3 AudioNARRATOR
6:39
End quote.
Konstantinos KaragiannisGUEST
49:19
So we'll start with the basics, right? So discovery, that's a search and classification problem.
Konstantinos KaragiannisGUEST
49:26
ML works perfectly there.
Konstantinos KaragiannisGUEST
49:28
I mean, no one's going to deny that.
Konstantinos KaragiannisGUEST
49:30
So scanning binaries, configs, network telemetry, whatever for primitives and introducing a C-bomb, chef's kiss, perfect.
Mark RzepczynskiGUEST
0:01
I have to have a strategy that can be enduring beyond this crowding of alpha and the changing behavior of markets.
Mark RzepczynskiGUEST
0:10
Can you use machine learning to capture trends? I think the answer is yes.
Mark RzepczynskiGUEST
0:17
But at the same time, the trend following is probably unique and different than the growing focus on machine learning as a way to create alpha.
Niels Kaastrup-LarsenNARRATOR
0:31
Welcome to Top Traders Unplugged.
Niels Kaastrup-LarsenNARRATOR
0:33
In markets, success doesn't come from predicting what happens next.

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Mark RzepczynskiGUEST
62:10
put at the top of the list.
Mark RzepczynskiGUEST
62:11
Do that.
Mark RzepczynskiGUEST
62:14
But a piece of research because I think that more and more people are spending time looking at AI and machine learning.
speaker_2VOICE_ACTOR
29:50
Everything is ready.
speaker_2VOICE_ACTOR
29:51
Pre-training was at 40%, and post-training, according to ORS, was an impressive 67%.
speaker_2VOICE_ACTOR
29:58
Please read through the guide that you've created before starting the experiment.
speaker_2VOICE_ACTOR
30:00
I
Matt McDonaghHOST
32:20
And of course, SSI, super, super intelligence doesn't sound right.
Matt McDonaghHOST
32:23
Now, the question is, have we already gotten past the AGI realm? And so I gave a definition last time of AGI, and I found a great video, only a minute and a half, from Demis Hassabis from DeepMind, who got bought out by Google, one of the best minds in ML and AI.
Matt McDonaghHOST
32:39
And he's got a great definition of AGI, and he also ends this clip with a few explanations of kind of like where he sees the shortfalls are.
Matt McDonaghHOST
32:47
And I will say that this video is maybe six months old, maybe eight months old.

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