Why Every AI Lab Will Become a Biotech Company | Andrew Huberman

I'll go on record saying this. Anyone who thinks that Meta, Open AI, Anthropic, anyone that thinks that those are LLM AI companies is perhaps going to be surprised [music] at this prediction. Every single one of those is going to be a biotech company. They're all interested in the brain. You talk to any of those guys, they may not

have formal training in it, but they understand a lot of neuroscience, and they will all tell you the goal is to be able to read and write from your brain non-invasively.

There's a very interesting [music] thing happening that relates to a piece of your work which I I haven't seen you talk about as much and so maybe it's a fun place to begin which is that it feels like we're now bandwidth limited on the most talented people's ability to do work. Like it used to be that the

rest of the world couldn't keep up with the most talented people and so they would get frustrated that no one was moving as fast or as efficiently as they were. There seems to be something flipping which is actually some of these people would earn a really high return if they could generate more energy,

maintain more energy, not burn out. I heard this from several great entrepreneurs this summer that there's this expectation that the real greats kind of like I think maybe Elon has just gotten into everyone's head that the real greats are going to run multiple companies and and there's just this like this technology unlocks so much

potential for the most talented people and so it seems like an actual bottleneck is like these people's energy and I'd be curious in your in all your research and and and study what you've learned about the component parts of this like generating energy maintaining it clean versus dirty fuel, long-term performance, like all of these things