Is There a Future in Drug Development?

I like that frame of maybe AI can have drugs fail most of the time, but not as much of the time as they fail now. It seems very credible when you put it that way. Even a 10% change would have billions of dollars of cost savings and would be a huge win for patients in the industry worldwide. And we found that from our very first drug that was predicted from our algorithms when we put it in mice after they've been injured, helped them walk and recover from that injury about four times faster than the leading standard. I think people oftentimes get caught up in just the destination. Is this where I want to be? Is this the career I want to have?