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So it's a brute force approach using automated systems. They mention their method is superior to traditional brute force methods by doing unorthodox things, but the article does not go into detail into how.
I mean, great news if this methodology pans out. There just very little to go off from the article. Either way, seems like a pretty neat testing suite.
It's one of those situations where the lack of preconceived notions from a ml algorithm allows it to try a bunch of stuff humans would often discard off hand, which sometimes pans out.
It's one of the best things about ML based systems that they can make mistakes faster than humans, so they can re-validate or correct our existing understanding of the topic.
Most exciting thing to come out of ML so far
most humans don't think about antibodies either. ai 8s tool and we are going to use it. it's not a competition
So.. not ai but just algorithms
Do you think AI is anything other than algorithms?