Mark Zuckerberg

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The a16z Show · Mark Zuckerberg & Priscilla Chan: How AI Will Help Cure Disease · 9 Jul 2026 podcast

But we kind of think about ourselves and the work that we're doing at the Biohub as frontier biology paired with frontier AI.

Right, so there are labs that do frontier AI that basically are building the most advanced models.

And then there are...

lots of biological research organizations that effectively do very leading-edge research to build, to either discover new datasets or looking to certain challenges.

But so far, there hasn't been anyone who's tried to do both of those at once.

And when you look at, I mean, even something like AlphaFold, which is amazing, right?

It was built off of this dataset that was a public dataset that had been produced decades ago, right?

And what I think you have the opportunity to do if you do both of those together,

is produce specific data sets for the purpose of training AI models to build virtual cells that can do specific things.

So I think that that's like a pretty interesting zone to be in.

And of all the things that we've worked on, and actually when we started CZI, we kind of actually focused on a number of areas.

And what we found is just that

science research has had by far the biggest returns.

We've just doubled down on it over and over and over until now we're at the point that we're 10 years in and Biohub is really the main focus of our philanthropy at this point.

But yeah, I mean, that's kind of, that's basically the focus.

Well, I mean, I don't know which part you want to get into, but I mean, but the Cell Atlas work overall, and it's kind of this crazy thing that we're, you know, here in 2025, and there's not the kind of periodic table of elements equivalent for biology, right?

So that was sort of a lot of the inspiration of it was, all right, how do we both through work that we're going to do in the Biohub and through other grants, be able to pull together and standardize a format where you can have all this data.

And when we were starting off,

We didn't even necessarily have in mind that we were going to use that to build virtual cell models.

I think that's sort of just come into focus as the AI work has advanced.

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