AI vs Cancer
Google and Yale University's Gemma C2S-Scale 27B model found a way to make the immune system better at recognizing tumors. A combination of simitasertib and a low dose of interferon makes 'cold' cancer cells visible to the immune system.
Lab tests confirmed: together, the drugs increased cell 'visibility' by 50%; individually, they don't work. The AI not only analyzed data but proposed a new scientific hypothesis.
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