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MrMugsyon Jul 16, 2023 12:32pm
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RE:AI
RE:AIThere is some truth in what you are saying - in general.
AI will make inroads and it will have success.
But ...
If certain mechanisms really aren't understood and they still need to be determined, there is no promise that AI will have the answer.
Maybe AI takes the thought process in a variety of new directions but at this point, you still need to ...
1. ask relevant questions regarding the drugs you are trying to develop
2. validation is still needed in the lab
3. then AI needs to take you in the right direction to further as the hard questions and back into additional validations
One day, AI just may be set-up to handle all these steps and take drugs to succes. First - the easier problems - then the harder problems and eventually the most difficult of all problems.
When it comes to H2S, the problem is still very difficult and AI isn't there. It's like trying solve the question of God, with proof. Like trying to explain the beginning of time, with proof.
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So, for now, AI isn't our problem.
Our problem is all about drug design for specific (assumed) opportunities where safety (above all else) leads the charge. The schedule is important - but - it plays second fiddle to overall safety. Even then, AI isn't going to solve blue ocean drug problems in the near future. Not in our field.
Right path - right plan - safety first.
Just hoping that investors never use AI properly because stupidity (above all else) is what gives the little guy a chance to explore ... to find treasures. Then again, asking the wrong questions or going down the wrong paths can take this exploration to its death-bed.
So exciting !