Ah , I see were reading today’s issue of “What Could Possibly Go Wrong” magazine.
This opens up completely new and revolutionary possibilities! Where’s my face mask…?
Amazing work, but can’t help but worry about the downsides of synthetically generated viruses being deployed…
“Oh no, antibiotic-resistant pathogens are going to kill lots of people!”
“Good news, with AI we can generate custom bacteriophages, the pathogens won’t be able to overcome that.”
“Oh no, AI is going to kill us all with bacteriophages somehow!”
Why do we even bother?
My last experience with “AI” was last week with Claude where it tried to generate some Typescript that didn’t even pass the type checker.
I guess we have a new domain for vibe coding.
What does this have to do with protein-folding neural networks?
