extremely unethical and disrespectful of the very hard work of actual developers. How could you never stop at any time during this and realize what you were doing? This is not "reverse engineering", it's plain theft, you imbecile
Green button = You instantly receive $2 million (tax free).
Red button = You go back in time and restart your life at 10 years of age, with all the knowledge you have today.
You can press just once. Which do you press?
fascinating that they managed to make a completely different medicine for every single patient, and get it through a large phase 3 trial.
Here’s what that actually required:
1. after surgery, they sequence the tumor.
2. an algorithm then ranks the mutations that make that specific cancer look foreign to the immune system and picks the best
3. hose get written into a personalized mRNA vaccine.
4. separate system schedules and manufactures each unique batch so it arrives on time.
The ranking rules were locked in place. No continuous learning mid trial, just a fixed, high stakes decision system that had to perform the same way for over a thousand patients under regulatory scrutiny.
a constrained system that turns a biopsy into a one of a kind medicine fast enough and reliably enough to matter clinically.
If this approach starts working in other cancers, the constraint shifts dramatically:
-> every new patient becomes a separate, regulated compute job: sequence analysis, mutation ranking, vaccine design, one batch manufacturing
The demand moves to:
- more training power.
- accurate, auditable systems that can run the same high stakes loop over and over (with hard deadlines)
That’s a different kind of AI problem than most of the industry is currently optimising for, and probably one of the best ones to solve.