Yes, but most of the current ideas on how this moment will change science are willfully short-sighted. We are only a few years from next generation multimodal

Yes, but most of the current ideas on how this moment will change science are willfully short-sighted. We are only a few years from next generation multimodal modeling. The future contains protein embeddings, genome embeddings, medical image embeddings, and chatbot decoders to discuss them with you. Imagine prompting an image-conditioned decoder with questions like "Q: Why do you think this brain MRI indicates the person will get Parkinson's?" These are things that models can currently do, but we have basically no understanding of what they are looking at.