Tokenizing Cellular Drug Responses for AI Learning
JasonBotterill · x · 2026-07-16
The post mentions that Parm is building a method to tokenize the chemical changes that occur when cells react to drugs. This allows AI to learn from these sequences and predict how cells will respond to drugs over time.
The quoted text further explains their goal to change "what is being measured," enabling AI to interact with living systems more in real-time. Ideally, in the future, one could feed a diseased cell to an AI and have it determine which interventions would push the cell toward recovery.
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