Genes, Minds, Machines
Claus WilkeGenes, Minds, Machines: Thoughts about Science, Communication, and AI. A newsletter covering topics in biology, data visualization, effective communication, AI, and higher education.
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It still wasn’t a lab leak
Early in the COVID pandemic there was understandable confusion over the origin of the virus causing it. The virus, SARS-CoV-2, was similar to the earlier SARS-CoV-1, which had led to illness and death in 2002–2004, but it was also sufficien...
Anthropic has not solved the peptide-binder design problem, but maybe bi[o]hub has
In my recent post about Claude’s protein design efforts, I said that I was looking for a 2–3 sentence explanation of how Claude consistently did better than the collective field of human protein engineers, when it was using the same tools t...
Has Anthropic solved the peptide-binder design problem?
You know what they say about headlines that are yes/no questions. If the author felt confident the answer was yes he would have said so.1 With that out of the way, let’s talk about the recent claim by Anthropic and see what we can find out....
I'm sorry, you're not going to die from an AI-engineered supervirus
Opinion writer and economist Noah Smith just dropped an article about AI-designed superviruses. Oh man. I used to think Smith was a person with informed opinions, but reading his take on a topic close to my own expertise makes me question t...
Protein language models are overly constrained by covariation
By many measures, protein language models (pLMs) perform exceptionally well at various tasks in protein research. They are great for homology search, functional classification, and even contact prediction. They can also be useful in evaluat...
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