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Genome analysis with AI is cool i guess - but a simple CLI wasn't enough for me. Introducing HGI (Human Genome Interface): HGI connects agents to highly optimized bioinformatics tools, performing a full genome analysis in ~1 minute (!) on a MacBook Pro. It identifies both known and novel...

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