Artificial Intelligence Colloquium: Accelerating Chemistry with AI
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- Опубликовано: 25 мар 2019
- Speaker: Dr. Anne Fischer, Program Manager, DARPA / Defense Sciences Office
Today, synthetic chemistry requires skilled experts working to discover, make and test new molecules. Current approaches are mired in slow, iterative design/test cycles with poor reproducibility and scalability, relying heavily on human intuition and domain expertise. DARPA is exploring how AI can help automate traditionally human-centric efforts to accelerate innovation in chemistry. This talk will focus on how AI is being applied to develop new approaches to automate and accelerate discovery, optimization and production of high-performance small molecules.
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www.darpa.mil/program/make-it 
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This is stunning, 4 years old, shows how far behind our chemistry departments are in preparing graduates for the world of AI/ML and LLMs. Highly recommend this video!
This deserves way more than 1900 views.
This is cool. Keep up the good work!
Fascinating.
So relevant right now!
this is the future of chemistry.
IBM RXN has open access. Does Make-it has open access?
Is this system operational? i would love to test it.
1% yield does in most cases not mean that out of 100 g one gets 1 g, but 1 mole out of 100 moles
I'm just wondering if any inc or companies are currently operating this program or not. Just wannna see the case of DARPA Make it program in the real operational case. Any adaptation yet?
www.google.com/amp/s/www.fool.com/amp/investing/2020/06/01/moderna-starts-a-phase-2-clinical-trial-for-its-co.aspx
mRNA-1273 came from Darpa program
I am highly interested in this topic
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Muzero is the only authentic "AI". Doesn't require data. Computational Mining within Computational Simulations (Wolfram) is the current way to gain scientific and mathematical knowledge. Data dependency is superceded by bottom-up emergent simulations.
ARPANET is much more important today than it was 50 years ago. DARPA needs someone like Dr. Lawrence Roberts who technically led the ARPANET program from concept to pilot success within 9 months. DARPA needs real technology leaders, not politically correct talkers.
Hopefully this doesn't turn into out of control nanomachines.
@TheLaughingMan0603 That's what they all say until sufficiently advanced ones are made and.....we're all out of luck.
@@AbdulKadir-fm9oq Depends on the university. Check the admission conditions. However, that's only half of the story: you also need an idea for your thesis ie. what will your research be on?
To answer your question more directly: yes for the first and third one, I don't really see how an MCA could do a Phd in chemistry, but don't let me stop you :P.
Also why are you asking random people in the comments bruuuh? I've also got no clue how the MCA is recognized internationally...try and consult with your professors/deans in your diploma issuing-university
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