Canadian Medical Company Taps Ä¢¹½tv-Developed Artificial Intelligence for COVID-19 Treatments

June 05, 2020

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By partnering with Skymount, a Calgary-based medical company that recently set up its first U.S. office in Baton Rouge, Ä¢¹½tv will test new treatments for COVID-19 to help ease symptoms and lower the mortality rate. The treatments were found using an artificial intelligence tool known as DeepDrugâ„¢, which was developed at Ä¢¹½tv.

“This is a major breakthrough,� said Zubin Kothawala, CEO of Skymount Medical. “DeepDrug™ has the power to perform 15 years of drug discovery and due diligence in 15 days and leads the pack in medical artificial intelligence in terms of accuracy, speed, and performance.�

The interdisciplinary Ä¢¹½tv experts are also a current semi-finalist for the , a $5 million award for innovative teams using artificial intelligence to tackle global challenges

Artificial intelligence helps map known antiviral peptides (AVPs) to different cell mechanisms by analyzing protein-protein interactions.

Artificial intelligence helps map known antiviral peptides (AVPs) to different cell mechanisms by analyzing protein-protein interactions. The AVPs are then ranked by how effectively they can slow the propagation of coronavirus in the human body.

– Ä¢¹½tv DeepDrugâ„¢

“DeepDrug™ has the power to perform 15 years of drug discovery and due diligence in 15 days and leads the pack in medical AI in terms of accuracy, speed, and performance.�

Zubin Kothawala, Skymount Medical CEO