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points by bijowo1676 2 days ago | 0 comments

the transition is in-silico => in-vitro => in-vivo

AI already can do in-silico simulation

add microscopes and tiny precision actuators, and we can build closed feedback loop in-vitro system

once we have in-vitro, it will be easier to go in-vivo

[–] randomImmigrant 2 days ago

Why would number 2, which we’ve been able to do for decades, possible affect number 3 on your list?

[–] bijowo1676 1 day ago

currently we rely on meatbags to do 2 and 3, we have not fully built in-vitro done by Claude Code

[–] randomImmigrant 1 day ago

Untrue. And you also don’t have robitics that can do all kinds of cell bio/tissue bio experiments that require the affordances and skills humans hands have but no robot to date does. Seriously, have you been in a lab and seen the kinds of experiments that get done?

[–] bijowo1676 1 day ago

can today's labs prompt Claude Code to do 1488 experiments in-vitro continiously over 48 hrs ?

[–] randomImmigrant 1 day ago

Are you under the assumption “in vitro experiment” is a small set of skills?