Again, scientists used AI to develop a viable bacteriophage genome. To say AI did it is confusing.
this post was submitted on 18 Sep 2025
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It's interesting how it is seen the other way around in other contexts.
"Screwdriver tightens bolt that allowed the first manned crew to land on the moon"... Huh, I guess that screwdriver deserves a medal...not...you know...the person using that screwdriver 🤦
But those AI-generated bacteriophages lack soul.