AI ResearchThe Decoder·September 24, 2026

Anthropic says Claude discovered a new enzyme system, but CRISPR researchers call it routine genome mining

Anthropic's AI model Claude found a previously unknown enzyme system in DNA databases, doing most of the analysis on its own. The article Anthropic says Claude discovered a new enzyme system, but CRISPR researchers call it routine genome mining appeared first on The Decoder.

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