What happens when AI starts asking its own scientific questions? “We have to think about whether these AI models are going to be like rivals to human scientists, or they're going to be colleagues working on joint projects.” “And you know, who gets to ask the questions in science?” – @AmyDMarcus

Today on TITV: -Nvidia launches software to control rogue AI agents | @gilluria -Tesla’s Optimus hits snags as scale-up begins | @graceihle -Inside the AI vs. Humans Biotech Race | @AmyDMarcus -@Zapier’s business in the era of AI agents | @wadefoster, Co-Founder and CEO of Zapier 📺 Tune in at 10 am PT / 1 pm ET on thein.fo/4dJV4ej

A biologist versus OpenAI agent competition has morphed. Is this the future? Interesting read by @AmyDMarcus who writes from the center of all things AI and science. theinformation.com/articles/…

It could have been a Kasparov vs. Deep Blue moment for the AI era. But things soon got weird in a biology competition that would have pitted an OpenAI model against a Stanford prof. @AmyDMarcus tells the strange tale in @theinformation theinformation.com/articles/…

These are the need-to-know developments that our intrepid reporters are paying attention over the next three months. And I do mean intrepid! @steph_palazzolo, @_pheebini, @leomschwartz, @AmyDMarcus, @QianerLiu, @Yueqi_Yang, @graceihle, @aatilley, @emrosenberg, @aaronpholmes, @cathyperloff, @jyoti_mann1.

Thanks to @EricTopol and other scientists who shared their insights for my latest story @theinformation theinformation.com/articles/…

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Congrats to TITV on its anniversary! And look @akashpasricha become a star in front of our eyes!

My latest story in @theinformation looks at "eggmaxxing," the phenomenon of banking dozens of eggs, sometimes 100 or more. Eggmaxxing is about many things at once: motherhood, scientific and technological advances, the definition of a fulfilled life. theinformation.com/articles/…

Here come the eggmaxxers! @AmyDMarcus spotlights women who are banking eggs by the dozens—way beyond what's recommended by medical professionals—and why. theinformation.com/articles/…

In a bid for greater control over life, family and work, some women are banking dozens of eggs—even a hundred or more. Welcome to the era of eggmaxxing. @AmyDMarcus has Weekend's latest Big Read. 👇🏼👇🏼

“To Make an Omelette” emerged to support women who are banking—or at least attempting to bank—dozens and dozens of eggs, perhaps 100 or more. They belong to a niche but growing community of women—call them eggmaxxers. Fascinating story from the great @AmyDMarcus in @theinformation Weekend. theinformation.com/articles/…

Ex Stanford president Marc Tessier-Lavigne, who resigned in a scandal broken by @tab_delete, is very much back in the limelight as a biotech founder who is pumped up about AI

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A great @AmyDMarcus profile of the people using AI to try to save their spouses, pets and themselves in the face of grim medical prognoses. theinformation.com/articles/…

After buying back 23andMe for more than $300M, Anne Wojcicki is pitching donors on a $100M campaign to turn the company into a nonprofit research hub. thein.fo/46LDOC2

As a long-time fan of both @annewoj23 & @AmyDMarcus, it's great to see the crossing of the streams!

This rare in-depth profile of Anne Wojcicki and this next chapter for 23andMe by @AmyDMarcus sheds light on so many themes. - The sheer grit of entrepreneurship, but the vulnerability too - The obstacles and opportunities of digital health - The network of Silicon Valley and its various tribes. Let us know what you think! theinformation.com/articles/…

A great inside look at Anne Wojcicki's redemption bid with 23andme by @AmyDMarcus. theinformation.com/articles/…

The Big Read: Silicon Valley is pouring billions into longevity. One startup is already testing mitochondrial transplants on paying patients—including a 91-year-old. thein.fo/4ay8BmI