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Why is progress slow in generative AI for biology?

9 pointsby lysozyme9 months ago

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owenpalmer9 months ago
&gt; The final step involves extracting and testing the molecule via biochemical assay, a process that is time-consuming, costly, and often requires specialized equipment.<p>I&#x27;m a student currently working with my college&#x27;s robotics automation department to explore how to automate bioengineering research. I&#x27;m still new to the bioengineering sphere, so I&#x27;m curious what the primary challenges are for automating assays and what is involved in the process. If any HN biologist have insight on this, I would love to hear their thoughts!
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