They are different ball games. Math proofs can be brute forced by a computer, in principle, but that takes too long so we need good heuristics. Drugs can't be discovered on a computer, even in principle - you always need real-world feedback.
Consider the difference between asking an LLM to translate a poem, and asking it whether my front door is open or closed. No amount of clever computation will make it reliably answer the latter.
Consider the difference between asking an LLM to translate a poem, and asking it whether my front door is open or closed. No amount of clever computation will make it reliably answer the latter.