Featuring Joseph Krause, Cofounder and CEO, Radical AI; Katie Rae, Managing Partner and CEO, Engine Ventures and Raef Sully, CEO, Lilac SolutionsModerated by Morgan Clendaniel, Executive Editor, Digital, Fast Company Everyone is talking about what AI can create. The bigger question is, what can it help us build? AI is accelerating the discovery and testing […] Featuring Joseph Krause, Cofounder and CEO, Radical AI; Katie Rae, Managing Partner and CEO, Engine Ventures and Raef Sully, CEO, Lilac SolutionsModerated by Morgan Clendaniel, Executive Editor, Digital, Fast Company
Beyond AI: Inside the Race to Reinvent the Physical World
Why This Matters
This discussion highlights a shift in AI's role from generating digital content to accelerating breakthroughs in physical industries like materials science, energy, and manufacturing. As AI-driven discovery tools mature, they could speed up innovation cycles in sectors that have traditionally been slow to change, with major implications for how startups and investors approach hard-tech problems.
Key Takeaways
- AI is increasingly being applied to physical-world challenges, not just digital content creation.
- Leaders from AI, venture capital, and materials companies see AI as a tool to accelerate discovery and testing in hard-tech fields.
- The conversation signals growing investor and industry interest in using AI to solve real-world infrastructure and resource problems.
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