One day people will look back on this video (and others like it by Insilico) and wonder how it didn't have hundreds of thousands of thumbs up (or even millions). It's simply extraordinary to me that the path to unlimited lifespans is filled with small robots in sealed off labs rather than by white-haired maniacs in lab coats driving modified Deloreans. There is no back to the future for longevity, there's only its ineluctable march onward led by visionaries like Alex Zhavoronkov and Insilico. Kudos.
First of all there is no unlimited lifespan that is a subject for another century maybe. And the people with lab coats have earned the mentioned modified delarions by whitening their hair in the labs not in the sun... Millions of chemists and biologists are in this process... hopefully they are not gonna be jobless in near future... can't say about distant. Besides only rich are going to be richer with AI cause they're cutting corners on common scientists who Carry out day to day operation.
@@kartikagr My god. And the existing hurdles aren't even technical, they're regulatory and ethical. The technical hurdles in drug discovery aren't even worth mentioning, they are being overcome so fast - with AlphaFold, with ESMFold, with RGN2 and a number of other companies. The next few decades are going to be weird. And this time, it isn't just a random "next 20 years" statement - no, they are doing this work *today.* How few people have any clue this stuff is coming is even stranger. I guess because it doesn't write text, it can't be considered AGI, even though it does things right now that humans not only have a hard time doing, but CAN'T do.
Very cool lab. Alex is the outstanding person with the grand vision. Glad you guys so much moving forward for the all humanity,
One day people will look back on this video (and others like it by Insilico) and wonder how it didn't have hundreds of thousands of thumbs up (or even millions). It's simply extraordinary to me that the path to unlimited lifespans is filled with small robots in sealed off labs rather than by white-haired maniacs in lab coats driving modified Deloreans. There is no back to the future for longevity, there's only its ineluctable march onward led by visionaries like Alex Zhavoronkov and Insilico. Kudos.
First of all there is no unlimited lifespan that is a subject for another century maybe.
And the people with lab coats have earned the mentioned modified delarions by whitening their hair in the labs not in the sun...
Millions of chemists and biologists are in this process... hopefully they are not gonna be jobless in near future... can't say about distant.
Besides only rich are going to be richer with AI cause they're cutting corners on common scientists who
Carry out day to day operation.
Hello, are there any summer internships for master students please, iam a master student of biology at JMU, and I am interested in drug development
Interesting,good luck!
Amazing
Plz let me go there... I will not disappoint you.. I am very focused and dedicated...
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100s of clinical trials performed in days which would otherwise take months/years
Really? I don't doubt it, but where did you hear it?
@@squamish4244Here's the article: www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC9974218/
@@kartikagr My god. And the existing hurdles aren't even technical, they're regulatory and ethical. The technical hurdles in drug discovery aren't even worth mentioning, they are being overcome so fast - with AlphaFold, with ESMFold, with RGN2 and a number of other companies.
The next few decades are going to be weird. And this time, it isn't just a random "next 20 years" statement - no, they are doing this work *today.*
How few people have any clue this stuff is coming is even stranger. I guess because it doesn't write text, it can't be considered AGI, even though it does things right now that humans not only have a hard time doing, but CAN'T do.
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