Patrick Emami
@patrickomid.bsky.social
ML research at the National Renewable Energy Lab. Currently thinking about multimodal language models and assistants for scientific discovery. Optimistic about AI4Science & Engineering. #PDX #DTWD #🏃♂️🎽👟
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6. This makes it impossible to engage in anything other than the shortest-term, most incremental research.
Far-reaching, innovative, creative, world-changing research will no longer take place in the United States.
Far-reaching, innovative, creative, world-changing research will no longer take place in the United States.
August 8, 2025 at 1:44 AM
6. This makes it impossible to engage in anything other than the shortest-term, most incremental research.
Far-reaching, innovative, creative, world-changing research will no longer take place in the United States.
Far-reaching, innovative, creative, world-changing research will no longer take place in the United States.
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💬 Comments count.
Submit yours by 15 Sept. to oppose the EPA’s rollback of its greenhouse gas endangerment finding.
Submit:https://buff.ly/gPQyo15
#AGUAdvocacy #SciencePolicy
Submit yours by 15 Sept. to oppose the EPA’s rollback of its greenhouse gas endangerment finding.
Submit:https://buff.ly/gPQyo15
#AGUAdvocacy #SciencePolicy
Proposed Rule: Reconsideration of 2009 Endangerment Finding and Greenhouse Gas Vehicle Standards | US EPA
The proposed rule on the reconsideration of the greenhouse gas endangerment finding and motor vehicle rule
www.epa.gov
August 7, 2025 at 10:45 AM
💬 Comments count.
Submit yours by 15 Sept. to oppose the EPA’s rollback of its greenhouse gas endangerment finding.
Submit:https://buff.ly/gPQyo15
#AGUAdvocacy #SciencePolicy
Submit yours by 15 Sept. to oppose the EPA’s rollback of its greenhouse gas endangerment finding.
Submit:https://buff.ly/gPQyo15
#AGUAdvocacy #SciencePolicy
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When AI is allowed, developers spend less time actively coding and searching for information, and instead spend time prompting AI, waiting on/reviewing AI outputs, and idle. We find no single reason for the slowdown—it’s driven by a combination of factors.
July 10, 2025 at 7:47 PM
When AI is allowed, developers spend less time actively coding and searching for information, and instead spend time prompting AI, waiting on/reviewing AI outputs, and idle. We find no single reason for the slowdown—it’s driven by a combination of factors.