

Powering AI-Driven Drug Discovery with President of Isomorphic Labs Max Jaderberg
Drug discovery and development has long relied on expensive, time-consuming empirical trial and error. By shifting the discovery process onto computers, Isomorphic Labs wants to fundamentally change medicine from a process of discovery to one of precision engineering. Elad Gil sits down with Isomorphic’s president Max…

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“I’ve worked in Biopharma for almost a decade now. No one is worried about the CS tech guys trying their hand at drug development. Biology is a thresher and all of these efforts are chaff.”
“Moving drug discovery from trial and error to precision engineering is a big shift for a field built on experiments. I'm curious how Max thinks about validation: if predictive models reach experimental accuracy, which part of the lab work w…”
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