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Can AI Run a Drug Discovery Lab on Its Own?

1What It Would Mean for AI to Run a Lab2The Drug Discovery Pipeline in Plain Terms3Where AI Already Helps Today4Closing the Loop: Self-Driving Labs5Real Examples of AI-Run Lab Systems6Where Autonomy Breaks Down7What Still Needs a Human
Where AI Already Helps Today

Choosing What to Test, and Who Actually Tests It

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All of that prediction and generation funnels into one scarce resource: bench time. So the next job is deciding which experiment is actually worth running.
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Because physical testing is the scarce resource, deciding which experiment to run next is itself a high-value decision. AI can rank candidate experiments by how much information each would add, so limited bench time goes to the most informative tests. But ranking is where AI's role ends in today's typical setup: a person still performs the experiment, judges whether the result is real or an artifact, and decides what it means for the next round. AI predicts and prioritizes; humans execute and interpret.

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