
After two decades selling change at AT&T, Google, Facebook, Udemy and Calm, Yvonne Chen has arrived at a harder assignment: making artificial intelligence useful at the laboratory bench.

At 19, the Enjamb founder has moved from publishing computational-biology research to rebuilding the paperwork around science. His bet is simple: useful AI should do the work, keep the context, and leave people with the decisions that matter.

From Mosaic and web chat to social games and computational biology, Andrew Busey has spent three decades asking an unfashionably useful question: what essential piece is everyone else overlooking?

Before AI promised to read all of biology, Brian Gilman was already trying to make scientific information usable. At Plex Research, his old obsession has acquired a new engine - and a stricter test: show the evidence.