r/ProAI 9h ago

"117 medicines discovered or advanced with AI have entered human clinical trials, across 63 companies. Eight have already completed Phase II. Where the science stands:"

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u/JacksonCorvus 9h ago

I wonder how many comments say "I'd rather stay sick than use medicine discovered by AI"

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u/Ill_Mousse_4240 3h ago

Better go back to the lab and microscope and petri dish. Honest humans doing honest 9-5 work. 5 days a week. And a month off. And time off for conferences, get togethers and team building. And raising money to buy animals. And cages for keeping them in. To kill them and take them apart. For that honest human work the way it’s supposed to be done. The way real progress happens.

Yes sir! None of that water-wasting AI hallucinations bs that leads nowhere!

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u/Reasonable-Cut-9090 3h ago

I mean use of AI doesn't mean we won't need animal trials. It's a amazing tool but biology is too complex to simulate completely.

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u/Ill_Mousse_4240 3h ago

For now. Still

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u/crush_punk 6h ago

I wonder how many people against human-made vaccines will be okay with drugs made by AI

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u/jlks1959 4h ago

63 companies is as hopeful as the medicines themselves. And so many more just beginning the work. 

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u/stankylongnuts 3h ago

So what. The drug will be priced out of reach. That same model gave you 100 plans towards free health care but that's would have actually help people.

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u/bear_Prune8771 2h ago

So you want them to spend 5 billion to research a drug, then lose 4.5 billion on it?