@aidecipher: Demis Hassabis did a back-of-envelope calculation in a meeting. ⠀ Started asking simple questions. How many proteins exist in nature? 200 million. ⠀ How many computers would we need to fold them all? ⠀ How long per protein? If we folded one every 10 seconds? ⠀ Somewhere in the middle of that calculation, fiddling on his phone, it hit him. ⠀ It would be possible in a year. ⠀ That's when the strategic insight arrived. Why build servers? Why build databases? ⠀ Why build all the infrastructure of a traditional service platform? ⠀ If we could fold everything anyone could ever request or want, we could just put it all on a database for free. ⠀ Free for all scientists in the world to use. ⠀ That moment changed biology. ⠀ AlphaFold didn't become a service platform where researchers request protein structures. ⠀ It became a free resource. Almost every known protein structure predicted and available. ⠀ No paywalls. No gatekeeping. No infrastructure bottleneck. ⠀ Just open science. ⠀ Here's where this differs from how technology usually gets deployed. The default path is: build the service, monetize usage, constrain access. ⠀ Hassabis chose: solve the entire problem, release it free, accelerate science. What changes when you shift from "build a service people pay for" to "solve the problem completely and release it free"? ⠀ Credit: Demis Hassabis | Cleo Abram ⠀ 👉Follow or You May Never See Us Again ⠀ #AlphaFold #Biology #Science #Open #Breakthrough

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sram229
EMBER & YUKI :
Dude, is he claiming that he solved the protein structure of disordered, membrane proteins, and protein assembly— most scientists know that protein structures are not stationary, they are “molecular machines” (lookup kinesin walking the microtubles, if you are interested.) While alpha-fold is pretty good, we are long way from solving all protein folding problem and no where near what he talking about. Do we really need to inflate when the science is actually pretty good where is it right now? I had a colleague who fell for this PR and wasted a lot of resources folding sequences (multi-mers, for example) that just can’t be done. Hogwash.
2026-06-04 01:26:08
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fernandomartinez7021
Fernando M :
without ai this would have taken thousands of years
2026-06-05 07:54:12
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co_founder1
Carter :
And the first caveman to pick up a stick assumed he had mastered weaponry
2026-06-05 10:37:53
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brianjcullinan
brian :
I ran openfold on PlayStation 3 when it first came out
2026-06-05 04:31:43
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achich69
Dad Top Tips !!! :
Now tell it to apply that to predict what other intelligent species could possibly look like
2026-06-18 22:20:17
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dr.gerard.hobley
Chimeras :
You can "predict" what you want, it doesn't mean it's active though.
2026-06-05 01:33:50
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user626766443
Homosapienish :
Yes
2026-06-05 18:08:38
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pervywizard6
pervywizard6 :
Instead of writing a novel, let's build the tower of Babel. oh thanks I needed that.
2026-06-05 18:13:30
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authorandrew
authorAndrew :
in that meeting someone else actually comes with the idea of just doing all the proteins in a month . Demi’s just agrees with the idea … takes the credit
2026-06-09 09:34:03
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lveran
Lveran :
meanwhile they just discovered thousands of tiny proteins from areas of DNA that were thought dormant
2026-06-04 07:19:47
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concrete_sleep
Concrete_Sleep :
The data baters?
2026-06-06 00:45:57
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mrjukesu
mrjukesU :
data-baters? 😏
2026-06-05 20:56:23
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brianjcullinan
brian :
do memories next
2026-06-05 04:30:17
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