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The Prototype: OpenAI And Retro Biosciences Made An AI Model For Bioengineering

OpenAI and Retro Biosciences developed an AI model named GPT-4b Micro for bioengineering, focusing on protein interactions rather than structures.
The new model re-engineered Yamanaka factor proteins, which can revert mature cells to stem cells, showing 50 times more biomarker production in early tests.
Retro Biosciences aims to use these proteins for developing treatments for conditions like blindness and diabetes and plans further research.
OpenAI and Retro intend to release their research findings on the model and its applications in biological research.

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OpenAI and Retro Biosciences have trained a new AI model that can engineer proteins.

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The Prototype: OpenAI And Retro Biosciences Made An AI Model For Bioengineering

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OpenAI is already working on extending life, promising 10+ years

Retro Biosciences, also supported by Sam Altman, and OpenAI have created the first tool that researchers will use to brainstorm possible ways to extend human life.

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