AI for science in the 2020 report
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AI for science in the 2020 report
Historical snapshot: October 2020. Dates and populations are specified per row.
| Measure | Reported value | Definition and source |
|---|---|---|
| DSP-1181 development collaboration | 12 months | Reported collaboration leading to the candidate discussed in the report.2020 report, PDF page 83 |
| Candidates experimentally tested | 350 | Number reported for the DSP-1181 discovery campaign.2020 report, PDF page 83 |
| Halicin evidence stage | Activity in mice | Preclinical result, not human clinical efficacy.2020 report, PDF page 41 |
Discovery speed is specific to the reported campaign and does not establish a general reduction in drug-development time. Trial entry and animal activity are distinct stages; neither implies regulatory approval.
Sources and dates
Historical snapshot published October 1, 2020. This web edition was prepared on 2026-10-11 from the online deck and original launch posts. Findings and forecasts retain their original time frame.
- 2020 report, PDF page 30Original 2020 report. This edition has no printed slide numbers. References use one-based PDF pages.
- 2020 report, PDF page 41Original 2020 report. This edition has no printed slide numbers. References use one-based PDF pages.
- 2020 report, PDF page 83Original 2020 report. This edition has no printed slide numbers. References use one-based PDF pages.
- State of AI Report 2020: online slides
- Nathan Benaich’s launch essayOctober 1, 2020.
Cite this page
Benaich, Nathan, and Ian Hogarth. “AI for science in the 2020 report.” State of AI Report 2020. Historical report snapshot; web edition prepared 2026-10-11.