So the real advancement is this: AI is shifting drug discovery from a slow, expensive guessing game toward a more predictive, iterative, and efficient system. It reduces the number of wasted experiments, shortens discovery cycles, improves candidate quality, and helps teams allocate resources where they matter most. That does not make medicine easy. It makes the path to new medicine less wasteful. And in this industry, shaving off waste is basically gold.
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