AlphaFold

Type: Product

AlphaFold

As of November 2026, AlphaFold has been mentioned in 5 episodes across 4 podcasts, first heard May 2025 on Tim Ferriss. Podcasts mention AlphaFold as a significant example of AI's impact on biology. In the episode featuring Demis Hassabis, he highlights AlphaFold as a "big proof point" in solving complex biological problems. Additionally, an interviewer on WIRED points to AlphaFold as evidence of AI's real-world benefits in advancing medicine and science.

AlphaFold is an artificial intelligence (AI) program developed by DeepMind, a subsidiary of Alphabet, which performs predictions of protein structure. It is designed using deep learning techniques.

AlphaFold at a glance
Mentioned in5 episodes on 4 podcasts (as of November 2026)
First heardMay 2025 on Tim Ferriss
CompanyDeepMind
CategoryDigital product
MakerDeepMind

What do podcasts say about AlphaFold?

2 quotes from Unidentified WIRED interviewer (host of "The Big Interview"), recorded on Google DeepMind and WIRED.

  • The big proof point was AlphaFold.
    Google DeepMind · · Hear it
  • Cited as evidence of real-world benefit: advance medicine and science with it like we've done with AlphaFold.
    Unidentified WIRED interviewer (host of "The Big Interview") · WIRED · · Hear it

How do different shows talk about AlphaFold?

4 shows discussed AlphaFold in these episodes.

Who talks about AlphaFold on podcasts?

Unidentified WIRED interviewer (host of "The Big Interview") and Tim Ferriss brought up AlphaFold; the most recent mention was Dec 2025 on Google DeepMind.

Which podcasts mention AlphaFold most?

Wes and Dylan (2 episodes), Tim Ferriss (1 episode) and WIRED (1 episode) mention AlphaFold most.

  1. Wes and Dylan — 2 episodes
  2. Tim Ferriss — 1 episode
  3. WIRED — 1 episode
  4. Google DeepMind — 1 episode

What is AlphaFold mentioned alongside?

AlphaFold is most often mentioned alongside Google Deep Mind, Sam Altman and AGI.

Mentioned together: Google Deep Mind, Sam Altman, AGI, DeepMind, Tim Ferriss, room temperature superconductors, AlphaProof, open source models, isomorphic, system prompting