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SAIR

The Foundation for Science and AI Research (SAIR) unites the world’s top minds to accelerate scientific discovery while building a deeper scientific foundation for AI. Co-founded by Fields Medalist Terence Tao, alongside Nobel, Turing, and Fields laureates, SAIR represents a new kind of institution: scientist-led, interdisciplinary, and focused on long-term breakthroughs. At SAIR, we focus on two core directions: • AI for Science: Using AI to accelerate scientific discovery across disciplines. • Science for AI: Applying the rigor of the science to build the future of AI Through research programs, global collaborations, and flagship events, SAIR brings together leaders from academia, industry, entrepreneurship, and philanthropy to shape the future of intelligence. Our vision is simple: Grounding intelligence. Scaling discovery.

Episodes

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Science x AI Summit 2026 (Palo Alto) - Day 2 (Afternoon)

14 May 2026
2h 28m
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Science x AI Summit 2026 (Palo Alto) - Day 2

13 May 2026
4h 7m
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Barry Barish: Challenges and Emerging Roles of AI in Physics and Astronomy

13 May 2026
17m
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Richard Sutton: AI Creativity and Discovery

13 May 2026
15m
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Tim Gowers: Motivated Proofs Making AI Mathematical Discovery Transparent

13 May 2026
20m
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Science x AI Summit 2026 (Palo Alto)

13 May 2026
8h 2m
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Terence Tao: Mathematics competitions at SAIR

13 May 2026
11m
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SAIR: Building the Global Community for Science x AI

11 May 2026
4m
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Hugging Face's Lewis Tunstall on post-training and open-source AI

10 Apr 2026
29m
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Terence Tao and Tanya Klowden: Mathematical Methods and Human Thought in the Age of AI

07 Apr 2026
33m
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Introducing the SAIR Contributor Network

01 Apr 2026
3m
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Michael Freedman: Compression Is All You Need

25 Mar 2026
31m
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The podcast explores the concept of compression in mathematics, arguing it's fundamental to human mathematical understanding and potentially key to AI collaboration. Michael Freedman, a Fields Medal winner, discusses his paper "Compression Is All You Need," which investigates how humans build mathematical knowledge ver...

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Happy π Day from Lenore and Manuel Blum: Mathematics, Computation, and the Science of Consciousness

15 Mar 2026
1h 1m
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The podcast features an interview with Lenore and Manuel Blum, pioneers in mathematics and theoretical computer science, who share their early mathematical journeys and current work on the Conscious Turing Machine (CTM). Lenore recounts her early love for math due to its fundamental nature and later challenges as a wom...

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Happy π Day from Tony F. Chan: AI, Human Judgment, and the Future of Scientific Discovery

15 Mar 2026
30m
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Happy π Day from Jeff Ullman: AI, Science, and the Next Era of Discovery

14 Mar 2026
17m
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Happy π Day from Michael Freedman: AI, Mathematical Discovery, and the Future of Thought

13 Mar 2026
18m
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Happy π Day from Leonardo de Moura: Formal Proofs, Lean, and the Future of Math

13 Mar 2026
13m
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Happy π Day from John Hennessy

13 Mar 2026
6m
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Happy π Day from Tim Gowers: Mathematics, AI, and the Future of Collaboration

13 Mar 2026
17m
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Entrepreneur Scott Clark on Collaboration, Observability & Why AI Is Science's Greatest Translator

03 Mar 2026
4m
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