@GoogleDeepMind: Over the past year, we’ve collaborated with global scientific experts to evaluate the system on complex problems. It as…
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GoogleDeepMind collaborated with global scientific experts to evaluate an AI system that identified new targets for liver fibrosis and fresh approaches to ALS, digesting decades of research.
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Over the past year, we’ve collaborated with global scientific experts to evaluate the system on complex problems.
It assisted by: identifying new targets for liver fibrosis, uncovering fresh approaches to tackling Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), and digested decades of https://t.co/jhEwy2iwZV
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