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When Agents Run Computations: Schrödinger’s Robert Abel On Where The Human Still Decides
Generating drug candidate ideas has become inexpensive, and the supply of hypotheses now exceeds any organization’s capacity to evaluate them. Schrödinger’s answer, launched at the end of July , is Bunsen: an agentic AI…
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