Scientists assess AI tools reshaping labs and drug discovery (opens in new tab)

<p>Three science-focused reports published this week pointed to the same shift: artificial intelligence is moving from a support tool to a core part of research workflows, from drug discovery to automated laboratory experimentation. The coverage paints AI as a promising accelerator for science because it can scan vast bodies of biomedical knowledge, help predict protein structure and function, and run parts of chemical and materials research in AI-powered labs. At the same time, the articles ...