The linked article is not about AlphaFold itself, but about researchers verifying AlphaFold's predictions. So the article directly addresses your question. Unfo

The linked article is not about AlphaFold itself, but about researchers verifying AlphaFold's predictions. So the article directly addresses your question. Unfortunately HN only shows the first half of the headline. > Shoichet agrees that AlphaFold predictions are not universally useful. “There were a lot of models that we didn’t even try because we thought they were so bad,” he says. But he estimates that in about one-third of cases, an AlphaFold structure could jump-start a project. “Compared to actually going out and getting a new structure, you could advance the project by a couple of years and that’s huge,” he says.