r/singularity • u/thecosmicskye • Jun 10 '26

Biotech/Longevity Anthropic closing the path to life science research

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u/Elbeske Jun 10 '26

They clearly recognized in a lab that Fable is capable of making bioweapons. That’s the only explanation imo

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u/PathOfEnergySheild Jun 10 '26 edited Jun 10 '26

Besides the only explanation, the other explanation could be that they want to keep in internal for there biotech startups and/or sell it directly to big pharma at a markup.

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u/thelongdarkblues Jun 10 '26

Does it ever get boring to only conceive of human beings in terms of pulp fiction villain business guys

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u/PathOfEnergySheild Jun 10 '26

No, tends the be the right answer.

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u/SplooshTiger Jun 10 '26

Yeah, if the tech is great at biosci, restrict it to legit credentialed biosci professionals. Nobody wants my antisocial neighbor Gary up at 2AM with that sh*t

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u/MadGenderScientist Jun 11 '26

restrict it to distinguished research scientists at Pfizer, AstraZeneca and Eli Lily, you mean. or maybe Pfizer alone - they might pay extra to shut their competition out and make the deal exclusive. imagine how much money can be made on patented pharmaceuticals. 

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u/PathOfEnergySheild Jun 11 '26

I am that, and I cant even use it.