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Digital twins need uncertainty quantification to fix AI in drug discovery

UCL's Peter Coveney

What we're after is to do a whole lot better than the pharma industry, which takes 10 years, $3 billion, and succeeds only about 4% of the time.

Credit: UCL

Professor Peter Coveney explains why combining physics-based modelling with AI and uncertainty quantification is vital for trustworthy drug discovery and digital twins

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