Artificial Intelligence Takes On Big Pharma - Utah Business

My nose is pressed to the glass as I watch thousands of human cellular samples whisk by, running through a large, elaborate machine. There are lab workers bustling around in neatly pressed lab coats, jotting down notes on their clipboards. It looks like a scene from a futuristic movie. This is real life, and the technology in use is poised to change the world of healthcare as we know it. "I never wanted to work for a pharmaceutical company," says Amanda Guisbond, the director of corporate communications at Recursion Pharmaceuticals.