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AI’s possible role in extinct-species work and moonshot projects

In September 2026, Peter Diamandis recounted Ben Lamm’s prediction that Colossal could birth mammals fully outside the womb within 24 months. He also described Astro Teller’s view that AI is reducing the cost of pursuing moonshots.

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Peter Diamandis recounted conversations with Ben Lamm and Astro Teller. Lamm discussed Colossal’s work to bring back populations of extinct species and said he believes tens of thousands of mammoths could ultimately be possible. He predicted Colossal could birth mammals fully outside the womb within 24 months of September 2026, and discussed using AI to understand biological patterns and simulate experiments before lab work. Teller described an approach to moonshots that tests the hardest assumption first. He said AI is reducing the cost of reaching a moonshot and shortening the path from an idea to evidence that it might work.

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Peter H. Diamandis, MD@PeterDiamandisAstro Teller and I went deep into how moonshots are actually built. His framework starts with a huge problem, not a technology, and combines the audacity to pursue something unlikely with the humility to assume you are probably wrong. We talked about why teams should attack the hardest assumption first, what he calls “training the monkey” before building the pedestal, and why the worst outcome is not failure, but allowing a zombie project to consume years of time and capital. Astro also shared how AI is reducing the cost of reaching a moonshot and shortening the distance between a crazy idea and the evidence that it might actually work.13d
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    Peter H. Diamandis, MD@PeterDiamandisAstro Teller and I went deep into how moonshots are actually built. His framework starts with a huge problem, not a technology, and combines the audacity to pursue something unlikely with the humility to assume you are probably wrong. We talked about why teams should attack the hardest assumption first, what he calls “training the monkey” before building the pedestal, and why the worst outcome is not failure, but allowing a zombie project to consume years of time and capital. Astro also shared how AI is reducing the cost of reaching a moonshot and shortening the distance between a crazy idea and the evidence that it might actually work.13d
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