To Improve The Real World, Simulate It | LinkedIn
Lux Partner Bilal Zuberi and Lux Scientist-in-Residence Sam Arbesman share their view on why we need to move everything we do into the realm of simulation in order to efficiently build the future. The real world is a mess.
Lux Partner Bilal Zuberi and Lux Scientist-in-Residence Sam Arbesman share their view on why we need to move everything we do into the realm of simulation in order to efficiently build the future. The real world is a mess. It’s slow, it’s complicated, and it’s tricky to deal with. Want to make a new medicine? Dealing with the real world might mean pipetting a large variety of chemicals over and over and trying to see which ones work. Want to build a better airplane? You can make models and play with wind tunnels. Want to train self-driving cars? You might just have to test them on millions…
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