Absolutely insane. Major breakthrough today
Moderna used AI to design an mRNA cancer vaccine that succeeded in a phase 3 trial
It's not approved yet and it's just a treatment, but it's a step towards AI eventually curing cancer
It's incredibly sad people are trying to stop this innovation by (falsely) claiming AI data centers are drinking all our water
That AI is taking all the jobs
That AI is just a way for billionaires to get rich
All while the technology gets us closer and closer to cures for all diseases
I don't know which foreign country has convinced half of America that AI is the devil, but hopefully this "AI is drinking the water" trend ends sometime soon
We are on the cusp of greatness
Two weeks ago, I resigned from OpenAI to join Jurassic Park as a founding researcher, where we’re cross-breeding extinct dinosaurs on an island off of Costa Rica.
Excited for the work ahead and the fun problems we get to tackle!
this is the best concrete example ive seen of what cheap inference actually enables. not better chatbots, not flashier demos - personalized medical analysis that would have cost thousands and taken weeks, done for under $100 in an evening. 30x melanoma predisposition discovered by a coding agent that most doctors wouldnt have caught because population-level screening doesnt look for it. multiply this by every person who can now afford to run an agent on their own genome and you start to see why inference cost reduction is the most important problem in AI right now @patrickc
@dharmesh This is great! Suggestions:
- right click a node to sort its children alphabetically
- an easy way to replace values with Mock data of same data type (maybe asking AI to do it is enough)
- also it's not clear to me how to POST to this tool?
Extremely excited to announce LigandForge 🧬⚡
Generate high-quality peptides at over 10,000x - 1M the speed of state-of-the-art methods like Bindcraft and Boltzgen. Predict binding affinity with 83% correlation to experimental binding data. 150 protein targets benchmarked.