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> but an approach the solves the most pressing barrier to using AI in the first place. what do you think is the "most pressing barrier to using AI"?
by bobosha 7y ago
> but an approach the solves the most pressing barrier to using AI in the first place.
what do you think is the "most pressing barrier to using AI"?
- ethanbond 7y agoFrom my perspective, in the life-sciences space, it’s certainly the lack of high quality data. To be more specific, there’s tons of data, but it’s sloppy, lossy, and non standardized. Many of those discussing the promise of near future AI are either academics or new to the field. The real data landscape is so much worse than they would imagine it is.
- aabhay 7y agoThe cost of confirming success. If we can decrease the cost of going from theoretical protein to physical test, then I think the AI part will be quickly solved.