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Simon Kohl

@saakohl
Founder at Latent Labs.
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    Simon Kohl
    @saakohl
    Mar 23
    Today we're launching Latent-Y: the world's first autonomous agent for drug design, lab-validated end to end. Give it a research goal. Latent-Y reasons, designs, iterates, and delivers lab-ready antibodies, autonomously or collaboratively, with the biological reasoning of a PhD
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    Simon Kohl
    @saakohl
    Aug 5
    On 20 August we're marking the launch of the Latent-Y Researcher Tier with an evening in San Francisco. We opened it to researchers worldwide in July, putting Latent-Y, our drug design agent, in their hands with a daily quota of designs. It's already clear what that makes
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    Simon Kohl
    @saakohl
    Jul 15
    Today we launch Latent-Y, our drug design agent. 250 designs free every day for any approved researcher. We are also releasing the first lab results from researchers with early access: Ion channel inhibitors that work. CAR-T cells that kill tumour cells, now in vivo. Binders the
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    Simon Kohl
    @saakohl
    Jul 7
    Join us for launch! Latent-Y is coming to the Latent Labs Platform, available to researchers worldwide with a free daily quota. Designing an antibody from scratch used to take a specialist team weeks. Soon any researcher will do it in an afternoon, from a plain-language prompt.
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    Simon Kohl
    @saakohl
    Jun 5
    Great summary of my CVPR keynote.
    @jacklangerman
    Jack Langerman (in sf)
    @jacklangerman
    Jun 5
    In the first keynote "Programmable Biology: Generative AI for Molecular Design" from @saakohl starting by showing us the exponential we're getting accustomed to in AI/ML + giving us a primer on "what is a protein, what should we care, what's up with this folding stuff, ..."
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