Originally posted by @sonhouseThat link explains they combined deep neural networks with Monte Carlo tree search (don't know why that link says "so-called" Monte Carlo tree search; an odd thing to say).
https://phys.org/news/2018-03-chemical-synthesis-artificial-intelligence-method.html
Here is what the Monte Carlo tree search part of that is all about;
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monte_Carlo_tree_search
Don't yet have the time to do this now but I plan to eventually do my own research into Monte Carlo tree searchs in relation to my current research and AI much later.
I predict that eventually all but the most basic and simple chemical compounds, including for medical use as well as industrial use, will be designed and synthesized via AI or at the very least via AI-associated algorithms.
30 Mar 18
Originally posted by @humySounds inevitable simply because it will be far cheaper than a chemical team mixing up stuff in a vat hoping for something golden.
That link explains they combined deep neural networks with Monte Carlo tree search (don't know why that link says "so-called" Monte Carlo tree search; an odd thing to say).
Here is what the Monte Carlo tree search part of that is all about;
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monte_Carlo_tree_search
Don't yet have the time to do this now but I plan to eventu ...[text shortened]... use, will be designed and synthesized via AI or at the very least via AI-associated algorithms.