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1:50:48up. >> We love them. We This was again, we're having a problem staying under two hours. Uh, we're approaching two hours again this episode. One, it's because we love y'all so much and we just we can't stop because it's all so good. We touched on astrobiology. We talked on science funding and we spent a long time on what may be as we continue to see what transpires. What was the prompt? Can we get a little bit more detail about how we got here? What may be another watershed moment in the line of Deep Blue, Alpha Fold, Alph Go? Uh the original I can't remember the name. The points in the grid one that OpenAI did >> not that long ago.
1:51:29>> No, that was this year. >> That was >> Yeah, it's all happening this year. >> It's happening right now. We are so blessed to have you all listening. If you are still listening at this point in the pod, uh we need a a quote, a comment for our our deep deep audience. >> Make fun of mathematicians. I love doing it as a physicist. just just say something that's funny about mathematicians. >> Uh I am your host Lester Nari joined as always by my co-host our Princeton undergraduate physics UCLA PhD physics occasional mathematician Christian Chowdery. Thank you all for joining us again. We are coming up on our oneyear anniversary.
1:52:11It's incredible that it's only been a year. We have so many fun things planned for the future. We will see you all next week. >> [music]
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