Beyond binding: Greylock explores computer-designed antibody drugs
Chai Discovery's Matthew McPartlon puts laboratory validation at the center of an AI-for-science talk.
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Generating Antibody Drugs Developed on a Computer | Chai Discovery
A molecule that binds to its target is only the beginning. In Greylock's most watched new upload, Chai Discovery co-founder Matthew McPartlon explains the harder question: can a computer design an antibody with the properties it needs to become a viable drug?
"Generating Antibody Drugs Developed on a Computer | Chai Discovery" reached roughly 400 views in its opening hours. Drawn from Greylock X Altara's AI for Science Symposium, the talk connects advances in protein folding with systems that generate and filter new designs. McPartlon also describes testing those designs at larger scale, keeping wet-lab experiments firmly in the picture rather than treating a prediction as the finished product.
That practical thread runs through Greylock's six uploads. In "Self Improving Synthesis Engines | onepot," Brandon Wang examines how experimentation and machine learning could expand the range of molecules chemists can actually make. Generalist's Pete Florence supplies the robotics strand, discussing scaling laws, capabilities beyond explicit training and the challenge of adapting to different robot bodies and hands.
Channel-wide daily viewing is at its usual level. Nearby in subscriber size, Prof G Markets is having a much busier viewing spell, while Morning Brew Daily is running below its typical daily pace.
Greylock's momentum is not all in the laboratory. The older "What Founders Have to Unlearn About Recruiting" remains almost as active as the antibody talk. Abby Hart's new recruiting episode adds a complementary idea: before pitching the product to engineers, founders should explain why they chose the problem in the first place.
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- Greylock
- Subscribers
- 100,000
- Videos published this week
- 6
- Video published
- October 14, 2026
- Video views so far
- 390
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