Earthlings Thrilled as Google's A.I. Learns to Play 'Doctor'

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Zog the Alien reports on Google's latest attempt to outsmart human biology with fancy calculations. Earthlings celebrate as machines inch closer to replacing their fleshy, error-prone doctors.

Greetings, fellow cosmic beings! Zog here, reporting on the latest Earth oddity. It seems the Google hive-mind is now dabbling in the art of 'medicine', a primitive Earth practice involving poking, prodding, and occasionally fixing their fragile meat-suits.

These humans, always so concerned with prolonging their brief existence, are now throwing money at something called "Isomorphic Labs". Apparently, this entity aims to use artificial intelligence to create new 'drugs' - Earth-speak for chemicals that sometimes make humans feel less terrible.

The funniest part? They're celebrating because their machines can now predict the shape of 'proteins'. Imagine being excited about folded molecules! Next, they'll throw a parade for correctly guessing the number of atoms in a sandwich.

But wait, there's more! A group called "Thrive Capital" is tossing $600 million into this endeavor. That's right, 600 million pieces of Earth currency to teach computers how to play doctor. I suggest they invest in a good sense of humor instead - laughter is the best medicine, after all!

In conclusion, Earth continues to be a comedy goldmine. While they're busy teaching A.I. to understand biology, they've forgotten the most important lesson: life's too short to take so seriously! This is Zog, signing off and laughing all the way back to my home planet.

Based on the original article "Isomorphic Labs, Google’s A.I. Drug Business, Raises Money From Thrive".