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AI reportedly discovered a novel enzyme system and helped create new bacteriophages

A post says Stanford researchers used Evo to create 16 viable bacteriophages, none of which infect humans.

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A post says Anthropic embedded Claude in a San Francisco biological lab, where it autonomously discovered a novel enzyme system associated with DNA repeats. It also says Stanford researchers used the open-source AI tool Evo to create 16 viable bacteriophages never before seen in nature; none infect humans. The post cites a September study finding that nearly half of surveyed scientists use AI daily.

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@NewsTongueX🔴 AI labs discover novel pathogens; half of life scientists use AI daily amid accident risks Anthropic embedded Claude in its San Francisco biological lab, where it autonomously discovered a novel enzyme system associated with DNA repeats. Stanford researchers used the open-source AI tool Evo to create sixteen viable bacteriophages never before seen in nature—none infect humans, but the experiment shows AI can design sequences absent from nature. A September study found nearly half of surveyed scientists use AI daily; in life sciences, models generate molecular constructs and run simulations.7h
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    @NewsTongueX🔴 AI labs discover novel pathogens; half of life scientists use AI daily amid accident risks Anthropic embedded Claude in its San Francisco biological lab, where it autonomously discovered a novel enzyme system associated with DNA repeats. Stanford researchers used the open-source AI tool Evo to create sixteen viable bacteriophages never before seen in nature—none infect humans, but the experiment shows AI can design sequences absent from nature. A September study found nearly half of surveyed scientists use AI daily; in life sciences, models generate molecular constructs and run simulations.7h
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