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Lucas Mair on AI, Robotics, and the Future of Fully Automated Biology | Frameshifts Episode #15 (opens the original)
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This week, my X feed exploded with news that Anthropic had released hardware standards that allow AI agents to operate lab equipment directly. Their new “Model Hardware Standard” or MHS, built in collaboration with the Howard Hughes Medical Institute, allows an LLM to operate microscopes, liquid handlers, robotic arms and dozens of other instruments that scientists use to conduct experiments and to build the future. Until now, there has been no standard way to connect an LLM to a physical instru
Logan Thrasher Collins: The Trojan Horse That Could Fix Gene Therapy | Frameshifts Episode #14 (opens the original)
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On this show, we’ve talked a lot about gene editors. These are little molecular machines derived from or inspired by the Nobel-prize winning CRISPR system that put gene editing on the radar of the general public. Once these editors get into a cell, they can cut out DNA, change the DNA sequence, insert entire copies of genes or delete faulty genes that cause illness. Think of them as tools to cut, paste, backspace and overwrite the code of life. But the primary challenge with these gene editors,
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