The Cool Down11/1/2026
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American biotech company Exin Therapeutics claims that an artificial intelligence agent chose a gene therapy and injected it into the brain of a live mouse suffering from epilepsy. However, the experiment took an unexpected turn when the first Anthropic AI model selected refused to carry out the procedure, fearing harm to the animal.
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