Elix, Inc. and the Life Intelligence Consortium (LINC) have launched the world’s first commercial AI drug discovery platform powered by federated learning, a technique enabling collaborative AI model development without sharing proprietary data. The platform, Elix Discovery™, integrates models trained on data from 16 pharmaceutical companies, marking a major milestone in overcoming one of AI drug discovery’s greatest challenges: access to large, high-quality datasets. Developed in partnership with Kyoto University and through Japan’s AMED-funded DAIIA initiative, the system leverages Elix’s federated learning library, kMoL, to ensure secure, decentralized training. The resulting AI models support predictions for on/off-target effects, ADMET properties, and molecular generation, offering pharmaceutical companies enhanced accuracy while maintaining confidentiality. Also Read: Verified Clinical Trials launches in Japan to curb duplicates This commercialization marks a unique shift from a…
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