So, the manuscript I referenced which no one read uses a language model. you just input text protein sequence and it will generate binding peptides sequences, using only the language model. A version of an LLM.
No, chatbots are not used in medical or scientific research.
So you’re a scientist?
I use LLMs every day, they search deep into supplemental data and manuscripts that would take months to sift through. Can’t find specific information, reagents or data using title and abstract searches.
LLMs can be useful tools, but this entire thread is people with bullshit jobs scared of being replaced by an algorithm because they know they have a bullshit job.
But they are?
https://www.genengnews.com/topics/artificial-intelligence/protein-language-model-hits-undruggable-targets-no-structure-required/
Uses LM to define new peptides to bind targets.
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So, the manuscript I referenced which no one read uses a language model. you just input text protein sequence and it will generate binding peptides sequences, using only the language model. A version of an LLM.
They absolutely are, but most people on this platform would prefer to hear their comfortable lie instead.
No, chatbots are not used in medical or scientific research.
I’m not such why you’d utter such a lie so confidently. This reeks of fear, ignorance or a mix of both.
So you’re a scientist?
I use LLMs every day, they search deep into supplemental data and manuscripts that would take months to sift through. Can’t find specific information, reagents or data using title and abstract searches.
LLMs can be useful tools, but this entire thread is people with bullshit jobs scared of being replaced by an algorithm because they know they have a bullshit job.