A little more context
Prediction and design are different achievements. Predicting a structure begins with an amino-acid sequence and asks how it folds. Designing a protein asks what sequence might produce a useful new structure or function.
The predictions give researchers a much larger starting map. That does not mean every prediction is correct, or that a predicted structure explains everything a protein does. Experiments still turn promising models into reliable knowledge.
The prize recognized both directions. Their value is not that experiments disappear, but that researchers gain new ways to decide which experiments to try. This illustration is conceptual, not a model of a particular protein.