that Ellie has talked about is like,
people's contributions need to matter.
So we actually need to record those contributions
in a meaningful way and track how those contributions
enact change over time.
And we can do that using,
actually having people talk to each other,
and we can use that using tools,
and we can actually leverage some aspects of AI
to help us bring some of that together.
But it's work, it's really fucking hard work,
but we have to do it.
This is great.
I would encourage us to continue these conversations
in the Unconference.
I think it's a really unique moment.
We have a lot of different diverse experts here
and just people that are interested in it.
So yeah, let's finish for now and yeah, to be continued.
Thank you.
Yeah, we'll move to the next session
as Sean will set up here.
So we have a few lightning talks about AI for science
and sense making tools for researchers.
Thank you.
Thank you everyone for the opportunity to present here
today.
We're very happy to be at the Atmospheric Conference
and at the first at Proto Science Conference
and tell you about my work.
So I'm Sean Yabluth.
I'm a researcher at the San Francisco State
Estuary Marine Science Center.
I'm an adjunct professor there
and I'm a former Berkeley lab transplant.
I'm a biologist, oceanographer and computational person.
And I'm telling you about BioKia,
this company that I founded and this first product
that we're trying to build.