@sabofx
Thank you Deepmind/Google for open sourcing (instead of privatizing) the resulting science 🥰
@DeML22G
I just can't get more surprised at the quality of these videos and the amount of quality information compressed here
@Mark_Williams.
Disappointed that the Folding@Home project wasn't mentioned in the early part of the video.
@djp1234
If you think about it, we are a bunch of proteins trying to learn how proteins work.
@AI-Life-123
The quality of your content is amazing! You’re a natural when it comes to explaining things, and your channel is truly a go-to for anyone looking to lear
@jeffmorrison5834
It still amazes me that quality content like this is free. Thanks!!!
@genomicmaths
I am really sorry, but the Protein Folding Code (PFC) is not solved yet. To predict the 3D protein structure of a protein using machine learning algorithm does not uncover the PFC, which essentially is a biophysical/biochemical problem. To solve the PDF means to unveil the set of biophysical/biochemical rules that determine, given the aminoacid sequence, the 3D structure of the protein. That is, the title: "How AI Cracked the Protein Folding Code" is misleading. Nevertheless, the work predicting the 3D protein structure using machine learning is a meritorious work and worthy of a Nobel Prize, but please, do not mislead the public.
@TheYgds
After seeing and working with these tools since 2020, I remain flabbergasted. In undergrad, back in 2008, we were essentially told that until quantum computing was cracked the protein folding problem, much less the protein complex problem wouldn't be solved. While there are still outstanding questions and heights this technology could go on to tackle, it has gone far beyond what was even conceivable 10 years ago.
@NandkumarKamatGoa
Outstanding video for someone who taught bioinformatics and chemo informatics at Goa University and made post graduate students play a lot with Fold it game
@FriesOfTheDead
1:06 Serotonin is not a protein, it's a neurotransmitter, probably 10000 times smaller than the protein you have representing serotonin, how do you get that so wrong?
@oromhal
I feel extremely enthusiastic about the future prospects of applying this new knowledge. Maybe we will even learn about the origin of life and the ways a living organism can be created. I would love to contribute and I hope I'll find a way to do it.
@TommyLikeTom
One of these guys, Demis Hassabis, worked on several games from my childhood, including Theme Park and Black and white.
@QuantumNarayan
The most waited video. Also waiting for Physics, Medicine and economics. One of the best channels over the internet that puts real content and no species into it. Love from Nepal ❤
@panizzutti
For a wanna be researcher in Deep Learning and comp neurosciences these videos are the best! You explain everything so perfectly
@EsraBetul-q8r
Highly likely there will be partnerships between X or Tesla with Qarden Token
@chillappe
John Jumper is on another level. Used AI to do the interview.
@DanhNguyen-gy7yk
An absolutely wonderful video! Truly appreciated and respected!
@mcc-p6k
Nice video, Quanta Magazine! This kinda reminds me of the infographics show, but thats probably unrelated 😁
@nolikeygsomnipresence270
Wow, this really is the best explanation I've ever seen about proteins, what they are, how they're formed and what's the big deal about them. Thank you
@QuantaScienceChannel