16 September 2026
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AlphaGo

Articles about AlphaGo from podcasts, articles and papers, with links to the original sources.

A virtual cell that remembers what you did to it

GenBio AI's AIDO Cell simulates a human cell that holds its state across a sequence of interventions, and the Moonshots panel watched a demo and began sketching the end of medicine. The article explains what the simulator does today — prioritizing experiments in two prototype cell lines, with laboratory validation of novel predictions still underway — and separates that from the panel's proposals: an AlphaGo-style search from diseased to healthy cells, open public biology data, and frontier labs paying for all of it.

7 min read

Could AI be the next Newton? Brian Greene considers what physicists would lose

A colleague told Brian Greene that physicists should choose their final research problems before AI takes over. Greene finds the prospect both exciting and terrifying. His account of three kinds of scientific creativity explains why he thinks machines could make foundational discoveries—and why collaboration might change, rather than simply erase, the human scientist’s role.

6 min read