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Martin Shkreli Partially Agrees With Brian Armstrong On AI-Driven Techbio

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Martin Shkreli@MartinShkreli#585inTech

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Brian Armstrong@brian_armstrong

I'd also say most biotechs are not as well run (from what I can tell). And they could learn a lot from the software industry.

i.e. techbio > biotech

And the 1-2 orders of magnitude complexity will get tackled with AI, not human brains.

i.e. bio-naive > bio-insight driven

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Martin Shkreli@MartinShkreli

biopharma is less well run in some ways, principally strategy/M&A

techbio is a meaningless neologism

wrt discovery, biopharma has little learn from software (now having run cos in both industries, done medchem + enterprise sw dev). pharma is mostly well run and homeostatic

Brian Armstrong@brian_armstrong

I'd also say most biotechs are not as well run (from what I can tell). And they could learn a lot from the software industry.

i.e. techbio > biotech

And the 1-2 orders of magnitude complexity will get tackled with AI, not human brains.

i.e. bio-naive > bio-insight driven

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