2024 Nobel Prize lectures in chemistry | David Baker, Demis Hassabis and John Jumper

[@me_hanics]

Demis' story is inspiring, showing how complex backgrounds can succeed in "strict" fields. From chess to computers to game design, to AI through computational neuroscience - and you find these were interconnected from his early years. Many expect a scientist on the highest levels to have pivoted to their field from a very young age, similarly in sports or chess. It does not have to be like that; if you are passionate, more diverse backgrounds - especially in problem solving - could rather be advantageous. He is a great example of that.

[@enestaylan118]

I feel fortunate to share the world with these brilliant minds!

[@jayakumarp8311]

Congratulations team World 🌎. Thanks for making awareness to the world especially professionals to think and act differently to make differences. Thanks

[@manir7561]

Huge Congrats to Sir Demis Hassabis .Big Fan of DeepMInd Work.

[@pandarzzz]

Thank you Dr.Baker, Demis, John 😻🙆🐶 for Informative, wonderful lecture!!!

[@Rholfy]

Gracias a Nobel Prize, por poner al alcance del público estás disertaciones de los ganadores del Nobel de Química 2024.

[@joannot6706]

Thanks for the great explanation of the research process John Jumper

[@sergiroda]

Nice lectures and well deserved awards! 👏🏼

[@farruhhabibullaev5316]

Really impressive!

[@Hamzairshad5]

Please add subtitles

[@kalidasnimmagadda9262]

Great Humans!

[@suelymorais6026]

👏👏👏👏

[@zahrapahlavan9209]

🎉

[@goodvibes66880]

AI noble prize, really???

[@bmdanielortiz]

Nobel lectures used to have depth in them. These ones did not go into any kind of detail. So high level that they did not say anything. Sad

[@sidmosmosis]

Yes! 1st!😂