Wired: AI genomic models lack data to decode gene regulation
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Only ~2% of the human genome codes for genes, and genomic foundation models like Evo 2, Genos and DeepMind's AlphaGenome still lack the data to model how the rest regulates them. The piece argues the harder question is gene regulation, not what each gene does.
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