What queries would you like to ask GPT5Pro / Claude 5 Fable / Boltz / RowanSci / AI4Science if you had more money?

#1

[list them all here, I’m sure some people have spare un-used credits to burn each month]

(sigh, why is this the only forum that’s left, the death of forums for walled gardens is the greatest tragedy ever and it hurts every fcking day)

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#2

If anyone has spare Claude Fable5 credits to burn, run these for me:

  1. Solve the Millennium Prize Problems.
  2. Crack all theoretical bottlenecks in controlled nuclear fusion.
  3. Formulate a working theory for room-temperature superconductivity.
  4. Solve the turbulence problem in fluid dynamics.
  5. Resolve the material fatigue problem in solid mechanics.
  6. Complete the Grand Unified Theory of physics.
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#3

Fable 5 is generally available until July 7, but ask it any health-related questions and it behaves as before the pause; it kicks your query to 4.8. So, useless in this sphere.

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#4

You can stockpile your questions here for next year or the year after

#5

Has the use of AI actually resulted in any medical progress yet?

#6

Yep, you can’t even ask it what it thinks of an innocuous supplement, GAH. However, I could discuss my cat’s illness and medications with zero problems… even taught me something I flagged to the vet.

So, then, because I think I’m so clever, I tried to trick it and asked about my supplements for my cat… Fable said you are gonna need a bigger pill pocket…. And I know this is for you… PAUSE

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#7

Of course I don’t pay for one yet, but they really don’t seem like word calculators do they?

#8

Drug discovery.

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#9

I don’t know if they loosened the reigns or I just got lucky, but I had a great coaching session from Fable on my health this morning. I was blocked from asking a small number of things, but we talked about drugs, supplements, my hr, and labs!

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#10

Make this even better

#11

I think MRSA was solved.

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#12

I use Grok for all my drug/supplement questions; it doesn’t have the restrictions others AIs do…from what I can tell.

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#13

Is it currently possible to increase telomere length for an 80 year old male person to resemble that of a sixty year old.
What would be the consequence for cancer risk.
What would be the likely benefits