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Molence releases open-source Mol-1 biomolecular cofolding model

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Molence releases Mol-1, an open-source biomolecular cofolding model, with code on GitHub and a sign-up lab at lab.molence.com.

Jiarui Lu, who announced the release on X, calls it the frontier open-source cofolding model. The announcement's background post reports 75.0% on FoldBench-AB, close to the 75.58% that IsoDDE reports, and says Mol-1 handles 60k-token assemblies on one H20 GPU. These performance figures come from Molence's own post and have not been independently verified.

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    Molence releases Mol-1, an open-source biomolecular cofolding model

    AIMolence releases Mol-1, an open-source cofolding model for science, agents, and workflows, with code on GitHub and a sign-up lab. The announcement's background post reports 75.0% on FoldBench-AB, close to IsoDDE's reported 75.58%, and 60k-token assemblies on one H20 GPU.

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