#biotechnology

Articles tagged with #biotechnology

0.992 Was Not Replication: Why One Exciting Posterior Is Not a Causal Story
A T-cell signal reached PP4 near 0.992 in one dataset. Three independent public blood T-cell resources did not reproduce it.
Sep 24, 20264 min read4
Why We Built a Service That Tries to Kill Your Biological Target
Four prospective experiments taught us that scientific AI is most useful when it attacks a hypothesis. So we built a fixed-scope target diligence review.
Sep 22, 20264 min read
Try to kill your target before you fund the next expensive step.
A fixed-scope, five-business-day adversarial review of one biological target or mechanism, ending in an ADVANCE, REWORK, STOP or NOT_EVALUABLE memo.
Sep 22, 20265 min read13
Biodius Target Challenge FAQ: Scope, Inputs, Price and Limits
What the Biodius Target Challenge reviews, what you send, what you get back, what it costs, and what it does not claim to do.
Sep 22, 20265 min read4
Not Evaluable Is a Result: When Public Human Genetics Cannot Decide the Causal Bridge
A plausible mechanism survived AI review. Public human genetics still could not decide the causal bridge, so the hypothesis was not promoted.
Sep 22, 20264 min read
Falsification-First AI for Biological Target Assessment: What Four Prospective Experiments Taught Us About Scientific Agents
A technical report on four prospective experiments: why scientific AI is more useful when it preserves negative evidence and stops when data runs out.
Sep 22, 202613 min read2