jack of all trades @isomorphiclabs 🧬 fan of physics, eng, cog sci. forever carolinian, hobbyist caledonian
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Joined November 2014
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Profoundly amped to join @IsomorphicLabs, the team and mission are next-level inspiring 😤😤😤
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the first drug with a new knob of control has (strong!) human evidence!
Dreadds work in humans nejm.org/doi/full/10.1056/NE…
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Want to learn how our AI team is working towards a new future for how medicines are designed and made? Don’t miss IsoLabs at #NeurIPS2026.
We’ll be in Sydney, Paris, and Atlanta, unpacking our core technical philosophy and sharing how we leverage SOTA agentic models, our conviction in building simulation and world models, and our plan to unlock the bottlenecks holding AI for biology back today.
If you’re working on AI and want to see its impact in life sciences, let’s talk. bit.ly/4Ae6tvR
Halloween in London. The kids are trick-or-treating. The air is crisp. The hearth is warm. The Guinness is class.
I’m sure this is a naive question but what would it look like to do best-effort cost-matched perf?
I.e. for a model comparison where one is much better but orders of magnitude more expensive, you can try all sorts of multi-agent setups (parallelization, search, review) while coming well under cost. Some tasks would still fail, but others wouldn’t.
I guess ppl show this with reasoning effort but it’s far from the only knob available.
4-Argon Minecraft win related
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Today, Isomorphic Labs joins the Virtual Biology Initiative (VBI) as a founding member.
We are helping build an open resource for the global research community to accelerate how we understand and treat disease.
Read more here: isomorphiclabs.com/articles/…
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My Doberman used to gobble up toads to trip off their venom. He would also fight venemous copperhead snakes while sober. He ran so fast he once tore his own guts out on a tree. He lived to be 15. We could all learn a lot from him.
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