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Protein Design Gets Natural Language, and Nature Still Expects Precision
· New York time
AI tools for protein and genome design are gaining natural-language interfaces, allowing users to describe the sort of protein they want, Ars Technica reports. The approach offers a different way to express a design request than entering every detail through conventional software controls. A more familiar interface could make complicated tools easier to approach, but a conversational request does not turn biology into casual conversation. Researchers still have to evaluate what a design produces. The prompt can sound pleasantly human, while the molecule remains an exacting customer with no interest in a persuasive paragraph.
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