Claude agents reportedly flag ART beside CRISPR-like repeats
A user citing Anthropic says about 950 Claude agents flagged ART, a phage reverse transcriptase. The account says lab work found nearby repeat arrays express as short RNAs, but their function remains unknown.
TLDR
A September 26 post citing Anthropic’s September 23 account says roughly 950 Claude agents, working for about 21 hours and using about 210 million tokens, flagged ART—a phage reverse transcriptase beside a CRISPR-like repeat array. According to the user, lab work found the arrays express as short RNAs, but their function remains unknown. The user frames the work as “AI proposes, the wet lab tests” and argues that validation is the new bottleneck.
Claude agents reportedly flag ART beside CRISPR-like repeats
A user citing Anthropic says about 950 Claude agents flagged ART, a phage reverse transcriptase. The account says lab work found nearby repeat arrays express as short RNAs, but their function remains unknown.
TLDR
A September 26 post citing Anthropic’s September 23 account says roughly 950 Claude agents, working for about 21 hours and using about 210 million tokens, flagged ART—a phage reverse transcriptase beside a CRISPR-like repeat array. According to the user, lab work found the arrays express as short RNAs, but their function remains unknown. The user frames the work as “AI proposes, the wet lab tests” and argues that validation is the new bottleneck.