Hello Internet and Signal Award celebration

0:31captain speaking Lester Nar joined as always by my co-host and our resident PhD Christian Chowdery. We are back for a fun rundown episode this week with some special news about our recent award-winning show as the recipients of a bronze signal award which we just got the news of this morning. And so a big shout out to all of you in FFP Nation for watching the show, for giving us the inspiration. Uh quick question for our resident PhD. How does it feel to be recognized for the fifth annual signal

1:11award in best podcast for science? >> Um it it feels great. Um in the sixth annual signal award I would like to get gold. >> Yes. >> So yes, >> that's what I'm feeling. I feel I feel gold is on the mind and we are going to get into three science stories today for a rundown. For those of you who joined us during the Nobel Prizes, welcome. Rundowns are where we do a little bit more of a high-level overview of some science stories that we have found interesting. Starting with an an animal behavior story, the parenting techniques and sacrifices of orangutang mothers, followed by personalized medicine with AI using a chatbot to make epilepsy

1:53treatment more effective. And we're going to end with automated scientific discovery. The AISARS are telling us they're going to solve all human disease in 10 years. But what does that really mean? And there's an interesting story that actually came out earlier today that's going to help us look at the larger ecosystem of what is going to be required to have AI really impact clinical outcomes for humanity. As always, we're going to talk about the science from the ground up today because this is from first principles.