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The first fully A.I.-generated drug enters clinical trials in human patients

Alex Zhavoronkov, left, founder and CEO of Insilico Medicine, and Feng Ren, co-CEO and chief scientific officer, at the company’s robotics lab in Suzhou, China.

Source: Insilico Medicine

The first drug fully generated by artificial intelligence entered into clinical trials with human patients this week.

Insilico Medicine, a Hong Kong-based biotech startup with more than $400 million in funding, created the drug, INS018_055, as a treatment for…

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