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Patrick Collison says humanity has never cured a complex disease. Not cancer. Not Alzheimer’s. Not Type 1 diabetes. His Arc Institute is trying something new: Simulate biology with AI. Test interventions before touching the body. Build a virtual cell. Test hypotheses in code. If it works, biology becomes computable.

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Arc Institute co-founder and Stripe CEO Patrick Collison at Hard Fork Live:

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All of this absolutely needs cyberspace-native physics⚛

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ASI having 100% benchmark saturation in chemistry, biology, physics, engineering, etc. will happen.

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Great work!

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Moronic. We test stuff in cells all of the time and they produce amazing results. In mice, lose many. In human studies lose almost all. That’s why it’s hard - we can’t simulate humans. We don’t need to simulate cells. We can already just try stuff at high throughout.

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It could well be that there’s simply more money to be made in “managing” long-term chronic disease than developing actual cures. Never underestimate mankind’s tendency towards inhumanity to maximise self-interest.

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Telling the truth is hard for some people. IT wasn't hard you just rather invest in wars and black site projects and money systems than to focus on uplifting the very people you farm everyday under the Veil of we just couldn't figure it out.

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Yes, this was one of the original (futurist) claims--that AGI would be able to run simulations, and run them rapidly, without having to use any human test subjects, or even animals. AGI will also be able to map each persons body/biology, and create specific/detailed resolutions

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Completely false. About 30% of stage iv melanoma is now cured. The recent trial of stem cells for DM1 was quite impressive.

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Many curative treatments exist for cancer

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