Rowan Sci finds frontier LLMs surprisingly good at inverse folding, with some help
AllThingsApx · x · 2026-10-08
Rowan Science published a new research blog testing how well frontier LLMs handle protein inverse folding. Their verdict: with some assistance, the models are actually pretty good at it. A notable first-party AI-for-Science evaluation, though detailed benchmarks aren't in the tweet itself.
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