Locus: autonomous molecule discovery represents three core AI-for-science problems
yusufroohani · x · 2026-11-04
The Locus team frames its autonomous molecule discovery results as broadly representative of AI R&D in science: developing bespoke models, adapting foundation models to specialized settings, and designing workflows that search models' latent spaces.
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