Small research collaboration is a good point, I'll offer it for discussion. I actually don't know who would be my PhD advisor and what would be their research

Small research collaboration is a good point, I'll offer it for discussion. I actually don't know who would be my PhD advisor and what would be their research interests. I am generally interested in AI, but my main interest for a dissertation/experiments would be electrical biophysics/biotech, for which I've already collected some theoretical and experimental basis and which at least in the starting point may not require AI. Alternatively, I have ~20 ideas for AI, like "it would be cool to apply AI to speed up clinical trials" (there are folks at Foresight Institute, as I've watched their recent youtube presentations, who are doing that), but no knowledge of practical implementation details of these AI ideas. Or I would be interested specifically in AI used in Levin's electrical biotech lab or for epigenetic clocks etc, but there seems to be no such AI agendas in this center. in this center they seem to be focused mainly on recognition stuff, and I'd like a more generational/engineering aid AI. i wouldn't care would an AI work on quantum fuzzy logic or on a slime mold logic if it only achieves the intended result. I was not planning to do PhD specifically in AI, but it seems at least better than random jobs. I do not have any publications yet:). I have only 2 ideas for 2 articles I could write and publish on my website which I hadn't set up yet.