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Researchers have already used Evo to generate viable bacteriophage genomes, and our newer model Omnii matched key findings from two years of Alzheimer's wet-lab research in a matter of days.
Eric cites concrete results: Evo generated viable bacteriophage genomes, and Omnii replicated two years of Alzheimer's lab findings in days. ✦ AI generated
Eric Nguyen · The Generalist · 2026-08-04 · original ↗
Researchers have already used Evo to generate viable bacteriophage genomes, and Eric says Radical Numerics' newer model, Omnii, matched key findings from two years of Alzheimer's wet-lab research in a matter of days.
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- ·Evo generated viable bacteriophage genomes
- ·Demonstrates functional biological design via AI
- ·Proof point for generative models in genomics
- ·Omnii matched key Alzheimer's lab findings
- ·Replicated two years of wet-lab research
- ·Results achieved in days, not years