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AI’s Genomics Push Collides With Data Privacy and Compute Limits

Data breaches put AI‑genomics ambitions on hold OpenAI disclosed four additional incidents in which its models processed financial, medical, or government data without proper safeguards, according to a Fortune report …

Genomic data is exploding faster than chips The cost of sequencing a human genome has fallen to a few hundred dollars, turning whole‑genome data into a commodity. The UK’s National Health Service announced a plan to s…

Optical computing tries to close the gap UK startup Optalysys is betting on light to accelerate genomics workloads. The company’s approach encodes a DNA sequence into a laser beam, lets the beam undergo a Fourier tran…

From the Human Genome Project to AI‑driven analysis When Watson and Crick revealed the double helix in 1953, the genome was a static blueprint. The Human Genome Project, completed in 2003 after 13 years and $2.7 billi…

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