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Beleaguered BenevolentAI Goes Back To Its Roots

 
• By Kevin Grogan

Founder Ken Mulvany has returned to the artificial intelligence drug discovery specialist determined to ensure it plays to its “foundational strengths.” The UK firm has therefore initiated a major restructuring plan, along with the intention to delist from Euronext Amsterdam.

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• Source: BenevolentAI

Back in the bosom of BenevolentAI, the company he founded in 2013, Ken Mulvany has announced “a major strategic overhaul” and substantial cost-cutting program to return the UK-based artificial intelligence-driven drug discovery group to its “founding techbio mission.”

Having left when the company listed on the Euronext Amsterdam stock exchange in 2022, Mulvany...

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