A wave of drugs dreamed up by AI is on its way💊🧪

An AI-driven "factory of drugs" claims to have hit a big milestone

Week in Review Sunday, March 24, 2024 This week's roundup: The quest to legitimize longevity medicine. There is a new most expensive drug in the world. Price tag: $4.25 million. This startup wants to fight growing global dengue outbreaks with drones. And more. Plus, subscribe for as low as $8/month to get full access to the Hidden Worlds issue and an inside look at the innovative technologies illuminating the dark corners of the world. An AI-driven "factory of drugs" claims to have hit a big milestone Insilico is part of a wave of companies betting on AI as the "next amazing revolution" in biology. Read more → The quest to legitimize longevity medicine Longevity clinics offer a mix of services that largely cater to the wealthy. Now there's a push to establish their work as a credible medical field. Read more → This startup wants to fight growing global dengue outbreaks with drones Tests in Brazil suggest they could be a useful weapon in the fight against mosquito-borne diseases. Read more → There is a new most expensive drug in the world. Price tag: $4.25 million But will the latest gene therapy suffer the curse of the costliest drug? Read more → Google DeepMind's new AI assistant helps elite soccer coaches get even better The system can predict the outcome of corner kicks and provide realistic and accurate tactical suggestions in football matches. Read more → Catch up on the stories readers are talking about: This self-driving startup is using generative AI to predict traffic   The AI Act is done. Here's what will (and won't) change   Harvard has halted its long-planned atmospheric geoengineering experiment   How AI taught Cassie the two-legged robot to run and jump   New York City's plan to stop e-bike battery fires The March/April issue features stories covering particle physics, deep-sea diving, the Europa Clipper, and other hidden worlds. Subscribe for as low as $8/month to unlock access to this riveting issue. SUBSCRIBE FOR $8/MONTH Download the MIT Technology Review app View in browser | This email was sent to manojdole1.InformationTech@blogger.com. Manage your preferences | Unsubscribe | Terms of Service | Privacy Policy MIT Technology Review · 196 Broadway, 3rd fl, · Cambridge, MA 02139 · USA Copyright © 2024 MIT Technology Review, All rights reserved. Opt out of all promotional emails and newsletters from MIT Technology Review