11-30-2020, 12:18 PM
(This post was last modified: 11-30-2020, 12:30 PM by DocSavage87.)
It's amazing how much better the new Deep Mind approach is to protein folding. Take a look at this chart of the various submitted solutions to the protein folding competition. AI / Deep Learning hopefully has a big of an impact on biology as it has on computer vision.
![[Image: EoFG0tPXMAATlUr?format=jpg]](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/EoFG0tPXMAATlUr?format=jpg)
To temper my enthusiasm, there are some group leaders who say this is great but it doesn't mean we can do structure guided design easily yet, although there are some bets between labs already in motion. The level of improvement on a fundamental problem in basic science is great and bodes well for faster biomedical R&D.
To temper my enthusiasm, there are some group leaders who say this is great but it doesn't mean we can do structure guided design easily yet, although there are some bets between labs already in motion. The level of improvement on a fundamental problem in basic science is great and bodes well for faster biomedical R&D.
