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AI can process vast amounts of medical data, like patient records and research papers, much faster than humans. This allows it to identify patterns and potential treatments that might otherwise be missed. Rene Haas believes AI's ability to analyse complex biological systems will lead to a cancer cure within our lifetimes, exceeding human capabilities.
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