Oyvind Dahle
@dahleo.bsky.social
Scientist turned Life Science Patent Attorney
What if AI could mimic the way humans work—disagreeing, refining, and collaborating across disciplines to solve complex problems? I wrote about the Virtual Lab project from James Zhou's lab at Stanford University that did just that.
The Virtual Lab of AI Agents: A New Frontier in Innovation | Foley & Lardner LLP
Scientific advances to solve complex problems often require large teams of experts across disciplines. Building such teams is challenging...
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March 25, 2025 at 2:15 PM
What if AI could mimic the way humans work—disagreeing, refining, and collaborating across disciplines to solve complex problems? I wrote about the Virtual Lab project from James Zhou's lab at Stanford University that did just that.
Follow-up Post 3: Human-Aware AI & Discovery
Here, I wrote about how AI might unlock deeper discoveries if it could also understand the human relationship to scientific data. Can a human-aware AI model help bridge gaps between data and intuition?
Here, I wrote about how AI might unlock deeper discoveries if it could also understand the human relationship to scientific data. Can a human-aware AI model help bridge gaps between data and intuition?
Beyond the Polanyi Paradox: How Human-Aware AI Unlocks Creativity And Breakthrough Discoveries | Foley & Lardner LLP
Artificial intelligence (AI) has transformed scientific research and innovation, yet as previously discussed, the Polanyi Paradox remains...
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March 19, 2025 at 11:17 AM
Follow-up Post 3: Human-Aware AI & Discovery
Here, I wrote about how AI might unlock deeper discoveries if it could also understand the human relationship to scientific data. Can a human-aware AI model help bridge gaps between data and intuition?
Here, I wrote about how AI might unlock deeper discoveries if it could also understand the human relationship to scientific data. Can a human-aware AI model help bridge gaps between data and intuition?
Follow-up Post 2: The Polanyi Paradox & Negative Data
This post digs into how AI struggles with the Polanyi Paradox—missing what humans know but don’t always explicitly express. Could training AI on negative data help it spot blind spots and innovate more like us? www.foley.com/p/102ivlq/ai...
This post digs into how AI struggles with the Polanyi Paradox—missing what humans know but don’t always explicitly express. Could training AI on negative data help it spot blind spots and innovate more like us? www.foley.com/p/102ivlq/ai...
AI's Obstacles in Chemical Innovation: Polyani Paradox Impact | Foley & Lardner LLP
As reported here, AI has been transformative for many industries in 2023, including biotechnology, healthcare, finance, education, and...
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March 18, 2025 at 11:53 AM
Follow-up Post 2: The Polanyi Paradox & Negative Data
This post digs into how AI struggles with the Polanyi Paradox—missing what humans know but don’t always explicitly express. Could training AI on negative data help it spot blind spots and innovate more like us? www.foley.com/p/102ivlq/ai...
This post digs into how AI struggles with the Polanyi Paradox—missing what humans know but don’t always explicitly express. Could training AI on negative data help it spot blind spots and innovate more like us? www.foley.com/p/102ivlq/ai...
Follow-up Post 1: Mimicking the Scientific Method. Here’s one of my earlier thoughts on how AI could better accelerate science by mimicking the iterative scientific process itself. Curious how others see this challenge. www.foley.com/p/102ijil/im...
Improving Generative AI by Mimicking the Scientific Method | Foley & Lardner LLP
A recent article in Nature discussed the results of a ChatGPT-based AI system designed to mimic the scientific process of analyzing data...
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March 17, 2025 at 12:15 PM
Follow-up Post 1: Mimicking the Scientific Method. Here’s one of my earlier thoughts on how AI could better accelerate science by mimicking the iterative scientific process itself. Curious how others see this challenge. www.foley.com/p/102ijil/im...
Is AI stuck optimizing, or ready to truly innovate? I’ve been exploring how it could do better by mimicking the scientific process, learning from negative data, and understanding the human side of discovery. Curious what you think! I’ll repost some of my earlier thoughts here.
March 16, 2025 at 3:11 PM
Is AI stuck optimizing, or ready to truly innovate? I’ve been exploring how it could do better by mimicking the scientific process, learning from negative data, and understanding the human side of discovery. Curious what you think! I’ll repost some of my earlier thoughts here.
Here to engage in thoughtful discussions on accelerating science and deepening our understanding of the world. Especially interested in how AI and intellectual property drive innovation in biotech. Excited to connect with researchers, entrepreneurs, and deep thinkers!
March 14, 2025 at 12:59 PM
Here to engage in thoughtful discussions on accelerating science and deepening our understanding of the world. Especially interested in how AI and intellectual property drive innovation in biotech. Excited to connect with researchers, entrepreneurs, and deep thinkers!