I'm not really sure what your point is.
This isn't really how it works.
To quote the CASP competition organisers:
The organizers even worried DeepMind may have been cheating somehow. So Lupas set a special challenge: a membrane protein from a species of archaea, an ancient group of microbes. For 10 years, his research team tried every trick in the book to get an x-ray crystal structure of the protein. “We couldn’t solve it.”
But AlphaFold had no trouble. It returned a detailed image of a three-part protein with two long helical arms in the middle. The model enabled Lupas and his colleagues to make sense of their x-ray data; within half an hour, they had fit their experimental results to AlphaFold’s predicted structure. “It’s almost perfect,” Lupas says. “They could not possibly have cheated on this. I don’t know how they do it.”[1]
So you have experimental results, but still don't know how it folds. You aren't trying to avoid the all the experiments, just understand them.
[1] https://www.sciencemag.org/news/2020/11/game-has-changed-ai-...