On February 4th, OpenAI CEO Sam Altman stated that the company might consider investing in companies that heavily utilize its artificial intelligence technology for drug development or new therapies, or providing subsidies, and could potentially earn returns through patent or licensing fees. Altman said that AI developers can choose to collaborate with pharmaceutical companies, sharing the costs of using their AI models, and subsequently receive a “certain percentage of the profits” from the company’s research成果. He noted that they currently do not have such collaborations. (Jiemian)
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OpenAI plans to use AI to assist pharmaceutical companies in research and development
On February 4th, OpenAI CEO Sam Altman stated that the company might consider investing in companies that heavily utilize its artificial intelligence technology for drug development or new therapies, or providing subsidies, and could potentially earn returns through patent or licensing fees. Altman said that AI developers can choose to collaborate with pharmaceutical companies, sharing the costs of using their AI models, and subsequently receive a “certain percentage of the profits” from the company’s research成果. He noted that they currently do not have such collaborations. (Jiemian)