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What do the Origin of Life, a Hundred Billion Dollars, and a Viral Outbreak on a Cruise Ship Have in Common?
The murky yet promising future of the most programmable molecule in medicine.
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Who Wins When Agents Come?
Autonomous AI systems are rewriting the economic patterns that organized modern society. They do it faster and messier than anyone could predict.
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Andrii Buvailo, PhD
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Can a Biohacker With AI Tools Do Pharma's Job?
The hype around a tech entrepreneur, his dying dog, and a cancer vaccine he designed using AI tools gets almost everything wrong. The thing it gets…
Mar 17
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Gatekeepers of the New Baseline
GLP-1 drugs, longevity, and the real cost of controlling human metabolism
Feb 6
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Andrii Buvailo, PhD
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What Stood Out to Me in 2026 Breakthrough Technologies List by MIT Technology Review?
From embryo scoring and gene editing to studying AI systems, we don’t fully understand…
Jan 19
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Andrii Buvailo, PhD
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A Thought About Aging I Can’t Unsee
We are not one organism.
Dec 29, 2025
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