Will AI Cure Cancer?

Recent breakthroughs in artificial intelligence (AI) are reshaping the landscape of cancer treatment. Researchers at Johns Hopkins University have introduced BigMHC, a deep-learning technology capable of identifying specific protein fragments on cancer cells and predicting how these cells will interact with the immune system. This advancement holds the potential to replace traditional, harsh treatments like chemotherapy and radiation therapy with personalized immunotherapies that are less taxing on patients.
Meanwhile, MIT's AI tool, Sybil, is changing the game in early cancer detection. Sybil can predict the likelihood of cancer development up to six years in advance by analyzing low-dose chest computed tomography scans. Additionally, Harvard Medical School's researchers are using Sybil to forecast pancreatic cancer three years ahead of its onset-a significant advancement for a disease often detected too late for effective treatment. Despite concerns about overdiagnosis and biases, these AI-driven solutions offer renewed hope for cancer patients and their families, promising a future where cancer can be tackled with greater precision and effectiveness.
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[@gksa007]

A year and a half ago, my father had a tumor in his cerebellum and because of that, he died. I hope that medicine will develop further so that people do not lose their loved ones. We hope to God that

[@MkmeOrg]

ML Models are perfectly suited to finding patterns and predicting outcomes. This is some of the most exciting studies of our time. Science fiction is becoming science fact. Great vid.

[@OnlyTheStrongSurviveAC]

How awesome would it be to cure cancer for real! Will big pharma let it happen is the question!?

[@TheOneTrueGesta]

They would make billions off of it so why not

[@davidoldham1946]

AI is not magic, what ever therapies AI comes up with will be manufactured and sold by pharma big or otherwise.

[@user-iv5iq5mn8f]

NEVER

[@arindammandal1987]

Cancer is a long-term business model

[@thomasmunoz4331]

They should be the ones funding it! It's hard to believe that AI, far more advanced than the human brain, CANNOT find a cure. I believe it will by 2035. If humans will let it.

[@user-lx1ro7ov8z]

Doctor, please, how do I participate in a trial version? I have breast cancer from Algeria. May God protect you. Help me. Our country is medically incapable. I am 42 years old. I beg you to help me.

[@angousanameetei4831]

Which stage use stem cell ?

[@giulianarodriguez970]

Hi, my grandmother got colon cancer, I would like to contribute to this research, would you advise me to study computational medice? Greetings from Peru.

[@Smashachu]

Get familiar with python, and torch. This is the backbone of large language models we're currently using for AI. You would want to learn this along side Computational medicine, which is a field that takes several years to learn enough about to really influence. However, going the python and torch road first will allow you to automate the process. After enough time our LLM's will be able to have commands like : Code me a model of the human pancrease with "insert dna genome", simulate the enviroment and the process needed to be able to allow the immune system target these cancer cells. Honestly the way things are progressing it might even be next year, we went from basic language and understanding at the beginning of this year and were ending with image generation that uses descriptions of an a picture to know what were trying to generate and then produce the picture that is indistinguishable from a real photograph. Next year? We can only go up and the field is rapidly evolving faster than i've ever seen any field grow in my lifetime.

[@thomasmunoz4331]

​​​​@@SmashachuWhat do you think about nanotechnology? Will that also play a role in curing diseases? I believe it will. Below is a link regarding research in South Korea done 10 years ago! kzbin.info/www/bejne/iZWYoKeQf9Kbeqssi=oKru44pKUddTVOAK

[@Eddierath]

I feel like we were here years ago..

[@TundeEszlari]

Wonderful video.

[@gouravmisra2317]

WATCHING FROM INDIA SIR 🎉🎉

[@Teh_moai]

A message to humanity: STOP MESSING WITH AI YOU CANT FULLY CONTROL

[@gerlachsieders4578]

Very unlikely, but quitting eating vegetables oils might get us their, the high omega 6 linoleic acid content is extremely carcinogenic

[@Heisenberg2097]

AI will not cure cancer. But AI is a tool that will help scientists and doctors to find and apply new and better treatments to cure cancer.

[@Smashachu]

Your assuming that our understanding of the biology and science of human beings is advanced enough to even conceptualize what would be necessary to make alterations never thought imaginable. We already struggle to keep up with the logic of our LLM's right now, give it a year form now and it will start being able to iterate on itself in ways was have no idea as to how it's doing it.

[@excod43]

I'm sorry are you an AI scientist? AI is growing smarter exponentially. Here's what exponential looks: If AI is X smart today and get 10x smarter every year (GPT 4 is 10x smarter than GPT 3.5): X 10X 100X 1000X 10000X 100000X 10000000X .... GPT 4's intelligence level is equal to an IQ of 155. Imagine 1 million times an IQ of 155. AI will cure all disease as we know it within the next 10-15 years. wait and see for yourself

[@RealVikas03]

[@user-co4je5wk6p]

สร้างไว้บ้าง ไม่ได้สร้างไว้

[@ramakrishna5480]

Not without the help of quantum computer

[@arindammandal1987]

There is web series named 'Pantheon', which shows humanity was able to cure almost every type of cancer in future

[@BastardOfTheNorth]

Can Quantum AI cure COVID-19

[@gouravmisra2317]

WATCHING FROM INDIA SIR 🎉🎉