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Google DeepMind CEO Demis Hassabis says their AlphaFold AI system has performed a billion years of PhD work and they will have their first drugs in the clinic by the end of the year, with cancer, heart disease and neurodegenerative diseases on the list of targets

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Tsarathustra1 год назад

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NOVOS Labs2 лет назад

Forget teams of doctors and high costs. NOVOS customers like Amy and Julie saw objectively better anti-aging results without breaking the bank. Effective, affordable solutions are within your reach. See how they did it:

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Best is West1 год назад

Talk is not action, but promising.

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$Q*🍓on Ethereum1 год назад

It may take something like curing cancer for people to wake up! R&D AGI, that is all that is needed

Фото профиля Hannibal999
Hannibal9991 год назад

The rich don’t want to cure diseases. Big Pharma would lose its entire business model 😂

Фото профиля Tom Löwe
Tom Löwe1 год назад

In Demis We Trust

Фото профиля Alexandre Forget
Alexandre Forget1 год назад

He should be way easier to point out the the cheap generic medications and changes that are effective. To find the corruption in the medical and pharma system.

Фото профиля Ali Arraour
Ali Arraour1 год назад

The combination of AI-powered structural biology with clinical expertise could lead to more effective, personalized treatments while significantly reducing the time and cost of drug development

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Zen Kobayashi1 год назад

This is mind blowing!!

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randy1 год назад

THIS MAN DOES NOT PLAY!

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Prinz Eugen, der edle Ritter1 год назад

Does anyone know what "drugs in the clinic" means? Clinical trials on humans? Or approved and ready to treat patients?

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