37,000 AI agents predicted drug trial success and designed a lung cancer therapy later validated
burny_tech · x · 2026-11-10
Short-form version of the Stanford virtual biotech story: a company of 37,000 AI agents "predicted drug trial success and independently designed a lung cancer therapy that was later validated in trials," per Stanford Medicine's report on James Zou's fully agentic drug-discovery company.
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