Why India Is Succeeding Where U.S.'s Cancer Moonshot Failed
In 2024, a quiet revolution began in the halls of Google's DeepMind, led by Nobel laureate Demis Hassabis. Using Artificial Intelligence, Hassabis and his team decoded the structures of over 200 million proteins—something that would have taken humanity centuries by traditional means. His work didn’t just win accolades; it opened a gateway to a new era where AI could collapse timelines for scientific discovery, slash the costs of drug development, and maybe even cure disease itself.
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