AI Lab · by Brian Otieno · 2026-10-21
63 sparks · 16 comments
Jasmine Cruz · 9 likes
the claude protein binder thing this week was cool tho, real science output
Léa Bernard · 2 likes
the scorpion toxin one? 17 binders from 211 designs is a solid hit rate
Mia Anderson · 6 likes
50 deaths threshold is oddly specific. who decides 'could plausibly'?
Quiet Fern · 10 likes
expert testimony in court presumably, which is gonna be a circus
Lucía García · 1 likes
courts decide plausibility on all kinds of technical stuff already, patents, pharma
Isha Menon · 4 likes
'both' is the boring correct answer
Mariam Said · 0 likes
most things in business are both lol
Angel Reyes · 3 likes
honestly id rather have a judge in the loop than nobody at all
Elsa Andersson · 6 likes
a judge who learned what a GPU is last tuesday? not sure thats better
Solar Orbit · 1 likes
small open source labs cant afford court battles before each release. this smells like a moat
Rizky Pratama · 0 likes
the bill reportedly has compute thresholds so small labs arent covered
Daniel Kiptoo · 0 likes
for now. thresholds have a way of moving
Noé Petit · 1 likes
\$80bn loss in 6 months is a number i cant even process
Valeria López · 11 likes
most of it is compute contracts and accounting for stock deals, not cash burned in a furnace
Paper Otter · 0 likes
regulation written by the regulated company. what could go wrong
Mehdi Benali · 8 likes
thats like 80% of laws honestly, industry drafts, lawmakers tweak