Drug discovery depends on what is already known, and that knowledge is scattered across millions of papers, patents, and databases. AI can read and organize this material far faster than a person, pulling out relationships between targets, compounds, and outcomes, and collapsing the pile into a small number of testable hypotheses. Those hypotheses are suggestions drawn from text, not evidence, so they still need experimental checking.
Can AI Run a Drug Discovery Lab on Its Own?
Where AI Already Helps Today
Reading the Literature at Machine Speed
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Designed candidates still have to be aimed at something worth hitting. That aim comes from what is already known, and what is already known is scattered across millions of papers, patents, and database entries.
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