DeepMind Dismantles Its Nobel-Winning AlphaFold Team
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“A ‘DeepSeek Moment’ has arrived for Bio AI as well.” ByteDance, the Chinese company that created the social media platform TikTok, is causing a stir in the new drug development market by unveiling ‘Protenix,’ an AI model for predicting protein structures. This follows the ‘AI-based’ initiative launched by AlphaFold, an AI research lab under Google DeepMind.
DeepMind dismantles its Nobel-winning AlphaFold team
Less than a year ago, AlphaFold won Google DeepMind a Nobel Prize. Now DeepMind has taken the team that built it apart. The lab has reassigned most of the original AlphaFold-paper authors over the past year, the Financial Times reported. Nearly a quarter of them have left the company altogether. DeepMind confirmed the moves, and […] This story continues at The Next Web
Google DeepMind shuts down Nobel Prize-winning AI systems team AlphaFold; as VP Research says: Our strategy over the last nine years has been to …
Tech News News: Google DeepMind has dismantled the research team behind AlphaFold, its Nobel Prize-winning AI system that has been designed for predicting protein str.
Google Shuts Down Its Nobel-Prize Winning AlphaFold Project
Google has dismantled the original AlphaFold team, according to Financial Times (paywalled), reassigning many researchers to Gemini and Isomorphic Labs. Several other key members, including Nobel laureate John Jumper, left for Anthropic. Engadget reports: AlphaFold is an AI program that can accurately predict three-dimensional structures of proteins from their amino acid sequences in minutes instead of years. It's now being used to accelerate dr…
Deepmind dismantles its AlphaFold team as key authors leave for Anthropic
The majority of the researchers behind AlphaFold are now working on other projects, and almost a quarter have left Google Deepmind altogether. The restructuring marks a sharp turn away from the strategy that put the lab on the map. The article Deepmind dismantles its AlphaFold team as key authors leave for Anthropic appeared first on The Decoder.
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