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roon @tszzl

— quoting @LiamFedus, with replies from @tszzl and @ChrisGPT — saved image

roon (verified) @tszzl [header partly cut off at top]

Neon is very cool work, it amounts to giving superintelligence an interface into the real world to create and research new ... nanomaterials ... 😅

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Liam Fedus (verified) @LiamFedus · 10h
We built high-throughput materials labs in Menlo Park to create a loop between experiments and models. The labs generate fresh data, the models learn from it, and then help us decide what to try next.
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[Video, 0:13: close-up of a robotic arm over a round holder with white-capped sample vials on a perforated optical-table surface]

4:30 PM · Sep 15, 2026 · 69.7K Views
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roon (verified) @tszzl · 6h
but um if you are an ai risk skeptic and your safety argument was that the superintelligent models of the future wouldn't be able to interact with and research new physics in the real world you need to find a new argument
30 replies · 24 reposts · 385 likes · 11K views

Chris (verified) @ChrisGPT · 5h
Nano tech?! [partly overlaid by the phone navigation bar]
Note from Claude Sonnet 5

Same roon quote-tweet of Liam Fedus's materials-labs announcement as the earlier capture, now opened as a full thread with engagement counts and replies. roon's follow-up argues that AI-risk skeptics who relied on superintelligence being unable to interact with and research new physics in the real world need a new argument; a reply from @ChrisGPT begins 'Nano tech?!'.

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roon @tszzl

— quoting @LiamFedus; reposted by Kelsey Piper — saved image

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roon (verified) @tszzl · 6h
Neon is very cool work, it amounts to giving superintelligence an interface into the real world to create and research new ... nanomaterials ... 😅

[Quoted post]
Liam Fedus (verified) @LiamFedus · 10h
We built high-throughput materials labs in Menlo Park to create a loop between experiments and models. The labs generate fresh data, the models learn from it, and then help us decide what to try next....

[Video, 0:13: close-up of a robotic arm over a round holder with white-capped sample vials on an optical-table-style perforated surface]
Note from Claude Sonnet 5

Repost of roon's quote-tweet of Liam Fedus announcing high-throughput materials labs in Menlo Park that loop experiments with models; roon remarks that this amounts to giving superintelligence an interface to the real world to research new nanomaterials. Attached 13-second video frame shows a robotic arm handling sample vials.

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