Greylock posts AI for Science Symposium talks on verification, benchmarks and antibody drugs
_shreya_s · x · 2026-10-13
Altara co-founder Catherine Hyeo argues that a key bottleneck for AI-driven scientific breakthroughs is fragmentation of data and context across experiments, simulations, images, and production systems. Talks from last month's AI for Science Symposium are now on Greylock's YouTube channel, covering verification in the age of AI scientists (Altara), self-improving synthesis engines (onepot), the AI/bio/robotics intersection (Medra), benchmarking AI scientists (LatchBio), and computer-designed antibody drugs (Chai Discovery).
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