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Redwood AI Corp. is expanding the scope of its AI chemistry platform, originally focused on drug development, to include applications in defense and public safety. The platform has garnered inquiries for uses like chemical hazard screening and the rapid characterization of unknown compounds.

This shift highlights the platform's versatility in analyzing complex chemical datasets across various sectors. As global defense spending is expected to exceed $6.3 trillion by 2035, Redwood sees its AI platform facilitating innovation in multiple domains while maintaining its commitment to pharmaceutical discovery. The company aims to leverage its technology for advanced chemical intelligence and predictive assessments.