Scientists Get the 'Master Key': Computing Revolution Behind Trump's $5B AI Science Plan

Imagine you're a biologist studying protein folding. For the past decade, you've been staring at cryo-EM images, manually annotating structures day after day, where one protein structure might take months. Suddenly, someone tells you there's a machine that can predict all possible folding methods in hours, with higher accuracy than your manual work. This is the impact AI has on science. From AlphaFold to this year's viral molecular dynamics simulations, every breakthrough reminds us: the paradigm of scientific discovery is being rewritten.