Medicina

Virus AI, se il modello impara a scrivere la vita prima delle regole

Nella Bay Area sedici virus AI mai esistiti in natura infettano E. coli. Il modello Evo 2 li ha progettati, la governance insegue.

Gianluca Riccio

A hyper-realistic, cinematic close-up photograph of a glass Petri dish on a dark laboratory bench, illuminated by cool blue-white light. Inside the dish, a bacterial culture shows several expanding clear circular zones — plaques — where cells have been destroyed. Hovering above the dish in a shallow depth-of-field blur, abstract glowing strand-like structures resembling DNA helixes intertwined with flowing lines of binary code suggest an artificial intelligence designing biological sequences. The atmosphere is tense and ambivalent — scientifically wondrous yet subtly ominous. Deep shadows frame the edges of the scene, while the center glows with clinical precision. The color palette is dominated by cool steel blues, translucent amber from the agar medium, and faint bioluminescent greens. Editorial science photography style, ultra-detailed, moody lighting, 4K resolution.

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