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Foundation models for biology, across scales and modalities

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RCLW05 - AI Across Scales: From Molecules to Planet Earth

Can AI help us understand, predict and simulate complex biology in patients to unlock rational design and development of cures for unmet medical needs? I’ll discuss our efforts at Bioptimus to build a “world model” of human biology, the opportunities and the challenges ahead.

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