A human subject has been injected with an AI-designed virus aiming to kill antibiotic-resistant bacteria, so let's see how that turns out
San Francisco AI lab Radical Numerics announced that its Omnii-1 model designed bacteriophages that were administered to a patient with a drug-resistant bacterial infection under a compassionate-use pathway. The phages were built by rewriting the gene for the T7 virus's tail fiber to target the specific infection. However, the company has not yet published peer-reviewed findings or disclosed the patient's clinical outcome, leaving outside experts skeptical until further details are released. Open article →
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