Warp Sciences co-founder Kevin Weil describes a proposed roboticsRobotics develops machines that sense their surroundings and perform physical actions through coordinated hardware and software. and AI laboratory service for preclinical small-molecule chemistry. He argues that experiments remain essentialExperimental validation tests a prediction or proposed mechanism with measured observations from a suitable real-world or laboratory experiment. and can produce data for scientific modelsAI-assisted scientific discovery uses AI to support hypothesis generation, experiment design, analysis, simulation, literature work, and interpretation while researchers retain responsibility..
Weil discusses the economics and location of drug research and his expectations for automated labs. These are a founder’s claims and proposals; the company is still building its service.
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