Our Approach to Bioresilience: Isomorphic Labs and Google DeepMind
bookofjoe
76 points
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July 18, 2026
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Discussion Highlights (2 comments)
PunchTornado
How about focus on keeping up with anthropic and openai. Less talk and more work. As a google shareholder I am really disappointed by their performance lately.
mbeavitt
One thing I really admire about isomorphic and DeepMind in general is that they really try and encode human ingenuity into their models. The only reason that AlphaFold worked wasn't because they had better hardware or more money to train models - it's because they used every bit of information they had access to. The same goes for AlphaGenome - it only takes a few hours to train the model, but it's freaking amazing what it can predict.