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Artificial intelligence

Artificial intelligence

AI for more intelligent drug discovery

04 May 2021 Tushna Commissariat
Taken from the May 2021 issue of Physics World.

Leonard Wossnig, chief executive of quantum drug-discovery company Rahko, describes the powerful capabilities of artificial intelligence and quantum computing when combined

Drug discovery using a computer program
Speed chemistry Drug discovery is a slow and expensive process that could be transformed by artificial intelligence and quantum computing. (Courtesy: Tek Image/Science Photo Library)
What benefits does artificial intelligence (AI) add to the field of quantum technology that other to

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