The tool is not the issue. There is a lot of investment in AI as part of pharmaceutical development, in imaging (like the topic of the paper), in diagnostic and

The tool is not the issue. There is a lot of investment in AI as part of pharmaceutical development, in imaging (like the topic of the paper), in diagnostic and therapeutic designs. Just because the money is also being spent on "entertainment" means that there is rapid development and increase in capacity. Chip prices have started to come down as more are designed and manufactured. Energy usage is not as bad as has been forecast, but it is being worked on as well. The money will be spent and both needs will benefit.