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Michael Kratsios
53:30 - 53:54
"Artificial intelligence is probably the biggest unlock in human history in our ability to drive scientific discovery. What we're able to do through the Genesis mission and through extending AI for Science-powered initiatives across all of our federal agencies, I think we'll be able to look back on that in years ahead and think that this was a moment where we actually really, really accelerated the pace of discovery in a way that no one thought possible."
“Artificial intelligence is probably the biggest unlock in human history in our ability to drive scientific discovery. What we're able to do through the Genesis mission and through extending AI for Science-powered initiatives across all of our federal agencies, I think we'll be able to look back on that in years ahead and think that this was a moment where we actually really, really accelerated the pace of discovery in a way that no one thought possible.”
- Speaker
- Michael Kratsios
- Timestamp
- 53:30 – 53:54
- Community
- Alaska News
- Captured at
- July 22, 2026
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