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The Independent UK
The Independent UK
Technology
Anthony Cuthbertson

AI will find cancer cure by solving issue ‘too complex for humans’, says UK tech boss

Lab technicians work on a machine to produce CAR-T cells and RNA for cancer therapies in the laboratory of French biopharmaceutical company Cellectis in Paris on 23 September, 2021 - (Thomas Coex/ AFP via Getty Images)

The chief executive of the UK’s biggest tech company has said that advances in artificial intelligence will deliver a cure for cancer within the next few decades.

Rene Haas, who heads Arm Holdings, one of the world’s leading chip designers, claimed that AI would be able to solve the problem of modelling DNA markers impacted by cancer, which is currently “too complex” for humans or current AI systems.

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