"this is a a a space that I mean that there's just going to be a huge amount of leverage with AI. It still seems like there could be a lot more effort in this space around building tools and it's kind ..."

"basically let's help build tools that will accelerate the pace of the whole field and I think that that there's a niche that I think fits that because if you look at how funding works in science you k..."

"when we first set out that the goal to cure and prevent disease by the end of the century, people like honestly most scientists couldn't look at us with a straight face [laughter] >> and crazy. >> Yes..."

"ourselves and the work that we're doing at the Biohub as frontier biology paired with frontier AI, right? So, there's there are labs that do frontier AI that uh basically, you know, are building the m..."

"to 15 is kind of an interesting time horizon sort of like similar to the time horizon of a venturebacked company similar to the time horizon on which a team can work together for that period of time I..."

">> right >> not everything needs to be solved for us to take it on in fact if everything's solved then that feels like that should just go >> ambitious enough >> yeah like you like we we have we have ..."

"because we were already building tools to measure interesting data building the data sets but we didn't really know what to do with them yet. Um and large language models coming onto the scene we're l..."

"success as in the therapeutic realm. So, you know, we think a lot about understanding biology and sometimes we bet on startups that want to unlock completely new biological areas, diseases where we do..."

"most diseases should be thought of as rare diseases because each one of our biology is different and right now we just get lumped right we get lumped based on age demographics ancestry if we're lucky ..."

"it's kind of this crazy thing that we're, you know, here in, you know, 2025 and there's not the kind of periodic table of elements equivalent for biology, right? So, that was sort of a lot of the insp..."

"we think that this is like probably one of the most important sets of tools that you need to build um and it's not a single thing right so there's different angles to to come at this from the cell atl..."

"we'll we'll build the biohubs around grand biological challenges. The biohubs will build tools that will generate novel data sets. We will build models based on those and then eventually combine the m..."

"promise of being able to do virtual biology using a virtual cell model is you can actually take on riskier ideas. right now like grant funding can be hard to come by and the wet lab work is expensive ..."

"uh thinking about how we are going to be coming together as one team. Um and you know in the past we have done we've run biohubs and we've done built software we've done some AI research but all of it..."

"are we've funded data sets we've built data sets we're like building the instrumentation now to be able to look at the cell whether it's you know for at the tissue cell communication our cryoEM where ..."

">> And the user interface is actually really important. Um you talked about uh you guys have a founder who's using Cell by Gene. That user interface was intentionally designed to not need to have a co..."

"about science as it's this portfolio right society has a portfolio of stuff that it's trying to do and as in terms of philanthropy you want to >> be the most additive that you can be by trying to figu..."

"even principles or a northstar that's going to guide how you guys grow and evolve going forward? You know, it's been really interesting in the past 10 years because I actually spent the first few year..."