Murdock: DeepMind mapped all 200M known proteins using AlphaFold
Colin Murdock · Google's DeepMind Wants To Make Human-Level Artificial Intelligence, Says Its Chief Business Officer · Sep 14, 2023 · at 42:02
Colin Murdock, Chief Business Officer at Google DeepMind, outlines the scientific impact and reach of the AlphaFold protein structure database.
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“We've used AlphaFold now to map all two hundred million proteins known to science, or two hundred million proteins known to science, and we've made that available to everyone.”
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