AstraZeneca partners with AI company to find cure for cancer
The collaboration aims to create a zero-shot generative AI model that would work on creating new antibody therapeutics and enhancing existing ones.
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The collaboration aims to create a zero-shot generative AI model that would work on creating new antibody therapeutics and enhancing existing ones.
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