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[peeboo]

this sounds like it would make a amazing Netflix original

[priyamkumar]

Genomics and its sequencing
A field of unbound potential for humanity's benefit.
Also first heard about it in Spiderman animated series(1994)

[opalghost]

Using AI to help fight specific cancer of the individual is astounding.  Finding new innovative ways is important and I appreciate that Intel is looking to further this research by partnering with Broad.

Thanks Bryce for sharing this with us, including all your Intel colleagues, of which I am one.
I hope everything goes alright for you and you are getting best possible treatments. I am proud that Intel puts so much investments into this area and I hope it will help bazillions of people having a better future. Thanks again!

[jeffpdx]

I love the United States and probably will never move but I wish we could be as advanced with our healthcare as we are in our technology. There's no reason for anyone to not have access to affordable care.

[REVY]

When can the public have commercial access to generative AI specifically the source code and software to generate new chemical compounds for health and medicine, people want to be able to own this Tech to help them in they're own daily lives so it's important to give the world access to this technology without being hindred in anyway.

[jamesmansfield]

Hi Intel: any plans to extend this transformation of medicine to primary care (and especially that related to preventative/preventable)? Just wondering.... thanks.

[arseniotedra]

God is good all the times Good evening 🌆💕❤️

[sabbirmondal]

All Time Best ona chi ok.Best of tiagin best lusk.

[brianmaiden]

*_Gnomish Secrecy:_* synchronize neurons to Zurich time.

[NCFYT]

Genomics actually mutate your dna in a intelligent way.

[azuarc]

Good luck. This is the kind of video that, after watching a bunch of my family members die to cancer, makes me wonder if there's something I could be doing myself.

[bluemoondj]

P.s. DNA Isolation and DNA extraction.

[ufos]

For the most part this mans mother and father decided his future. Not directly, naively. The knowledge of our genetics is the answer to the question. Be aware of any group like pharmacutical companies atrophying human progress, especially your childrens progress. Be aware of new rules that may help relieve the world of suffering. Follow the laws of nature to assure a continuation of human life. Learn to replace "God" with science. S

[BrokenCurse]

What’s his name so that I can keep up with what’s going on?

[bluemoondj]

Sirchie Dna Evidence Collection Kit/ than DNA Purification kit. laterz man

[Itanium]

Well Intel Let me know if you are serious.

[mmath]

It's just rebranding of ancient methodology of AYURVEDA to fool people into believing that it's something new to earn money.
The idealogy which he talks about is being practically used and employed since time immemorial in AYURVEDIC medicine that too for free .
Now he is unauthorisingly commercialising it, so that not everyone could be benefited, only rich could afford that.