> pharma companies have been using neural networks and machine learning to classify and select chemical compounds You are describing what someone did at work.

> pharma companies have been using neural networks and machine learning to classify and select chemical compounds You are describing what someone did at work. We're nowhere near the state of full automation. We've merely automated some production facilities. Maybe one day, there will be an all-powerful AI solving all our problems without any human help from health to governance to clean energy. Realistically, this isn't even on the horizon though. Until then, I'd rather that people continue to work on neural networks and machine learning to classify and select chemical compounds that may one day save a life of a person I care about. EDIT: grammar