“AI for science work is going to be about how we do things that humans can't. Certainly, we'll see lots more of those systems, maybe not a totally completely general model, but a lot of really important problems that this turns out to be the right tool to solve,” John Jumper said in an interview with the Maroon.
A professor in the Harris School of Public Policy, Robinson received the award in recognition of his investigation into how institutions form and affect poverty.
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