Google and Yale's C2S-Scale 27B model identified a potential cancer therapy pathway in which silmitasertib, a CK2 inhibitor, worked with low-dose interferon to increase antigen presentation in tumour cells. The result points to a possible way of making some "cold" tumours more visible to the immune system.

The team screened the effect of more than 4,000 drugs across two immune contexts. Google reported that 10-30% of the model's hits were already known in prior literature, while the remaining hits had no prior known link to the screen. The lab validation is an early experimental lead for combination-therapy research, not a confirmed clinical cancer treatment.