US government, tech giants and Biohub commit $1.8B to AI biology initiative
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More than a half-dozen public and private sector organizations are teaming up to develop biology datasets for artificial intelligence models. The consortium, which announced the collaboration today, is committing $1.8 billion to the project. Studying how a cell responds to a new therapy usually requires scientists to set up a physical test environment. That can […] The post US government, tech giants and Biohub commit $1.8B to AI biology initiative appeared first on SiliconANGLE .
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