Before building new technologies, it helps to understand the ideas that shape how progress actually happens. In that spirit, the team and our speakers for the event have put together a short reading list spanning ideas at the heart of the evening— AI for science, frontier research, and the broader question of how India can accelerate deep-tech.

Think of this list as a set of provocations to spark conversations. We hope this list leaves you with new questions, and we look forward to continue the conversation in person!

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About ARIA

Eight Scientists, a Billion Dollars, and the Moonshot Agency Trying to Make Britain Great Again

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Inside Aria, the gamble that could make the UK rich or go nowhere

by The Times

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https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Vihjz8y0VGWzJThauGKBSIAaIaWdIoFe/view?usp=sharing

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About Alt Carbon

Introducing Alt Carbon | Notion

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AI for Sciences

Nobel Prize in Chemistry 2024

Have we entered a new age of AI-enabled scientific discovery?

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Paras Chopra, founder of AI lab Lossfunk, is also a prolific reader and writer. Paras has created a knowledge garden, the AI tab on the left is a good place to start.

Welcome, friend - Inverted Passion

Why LLMs Aren't Scientists Yet

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Research Integrity and Academic Authority in the Age of Artificial Intelligence: From Discovery to Curation?

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A new golden age of discovery - Seizing the AI for Science opportunity

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Séb Krier on Twitter / X

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If you’d prefer listening to a podcast…

https://open.spotify.com/episode/0j8zXSX66HKBDI4zNa5chF?si=911afc7c333d4339

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AI for the Global South

AI4GS_Report.pdf

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