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A.I., please don't take my job from me I've spent my whole life Working hard to build my dreams I need purpose so I can keep my sanity Should I worry, or will you take this all from me?

How will it be in the future? I'm already so confused What is real, and what is fiction? I don't know what to trust

Do I fear it? Can't ignore it Skat I can feel it Takin' over

A.I., please don't take my job from me I've spent my whole life Working hard to build my dreams I need purpose so I can keep my sanity Should I worry, will you take this all from me?

I'm full of emotion You imitate I am human You can't relate You say it's unlikely But I call that fate I am human I'll find a way

We are different I have feelings Skat I'm not worried You can't take this, oh

In the right hands For the right reasons I'm sure that it will be A blessin' in disguise Can we live side by side? Solve our problems

A.I., please don't take my job from me I've spent my whole life Working hard to build my dreams I need purpose so I can keep my sanity Should I worry, will you take this all from me?

Yes, I'm human, oh I got spirit, I've got soul, oh

And you can't take away My identity

From the article: "A conversation with Stewart Brand, one of the most influential thinkers and pioneers of our time, still known for his 1968 creation, the Whole Earth Catalog. We talk to him about his latest project: a book, being publicly drafted online, entitled 'Maintenance: Of Everything'"

I just finished the book. It's a great memoir, nicely blending her personal and professional lives. It has many deep "lessons learned" from a laser-focused science career filled with hardships and obstacles. (For details, see the reviews in the linked page.)

Karikó's straight personality, humbleness and extraordinary determination shines thorough the pages, and gives true inspiration to science fans.

> scientific evaluation shows that it's like: writes a program 80% of the time, the program compiles 20% of the time, the program works 5% of the time.

Can you share the source for this?

What a great post, thanks for sharing.