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The Vergeby Robert Hart
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Claude did not invent scorpion antivenom

Claude did not invent scorpion antivenom
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Citrini Research and Anthropic tested an unreleased version of Claude to see if it could develop scorpion antivenom, but it only produced promising starting points rather than an actual drug.

Key points

  • •An investment research firm, Citrini Research, teamed up with Anthropic to prove that AI could revolutionize drug development.
  • •The unreleased version of Claude attempted to make scorpion antivenom but failed to produce anything close to an actual drug, according to experts.
  • •While the AI came up with some promising starting points, it did not successfully invent the antivenom.
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