I think this is a very interesting and does present great challenge. The aspect in getting a bridge between the innovators and the challenges is a constant conundrum to me. Obviously I try in a small way at Anthropy to encourage this, but trying to get certain people , even the likes of McKinsey, to come and share thinking in order to drive new opportunities etc, is a massive uphill struggle. But thanks for sharing👍🏻
I very much appreciate the comment, Lorne. And agree on the commonality of some threads. As to sidestepping, as it happens, biotech also depends on a powerful amount of electricity to drive research (think of DeepMind's AlphaFold, for example) and operate and cool fermenters, etc. But I take your point. And the transformation of the entire energy/electricity system (although it's more of a patchwork) is definitely one of our central challenges.
I think this is a very interesting and does present great challenge. The aspect in getting a bridge between the innovators and the challenges is a constant conundrum to me. Obviously I try in a small way at Anthropy to encourage this, but trying to get certain people , even the likes of McKinsey, to come and share thinking in order to drive new opportunities etc, is a massive uphill struggle. But thanks for sharing👍🏻
I very much appreciate the comment, Lorne. And agree on the commonality of some threads. As to sidestepping, as it happens, biotech also depends on a powerful amount of electricity to drive research (think of DeepMind's AlphaFold, for example) and operate and cool fermenters, etc. But I take your point. And the transformation of the entire energy/electricity system (although it's more of a patchwork) is definitely one of our central challenges.