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AI enters the fight for greater antibiotic resistance
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AI enters the fight for greater antibiotic resistance
Early one morning, Stanford researchers bent over petri dishes of the bacterium E. coli, looking for signs viruses designed by artificial intelligence could neutralize it. Samuel King, a second-year bioengineering Ph.D. student and one of the researchers in the study, said, “If the phage doesn’t work, the E. coli grows into a cloudy culture,” King said. “But if the phage does work, there are little clear spots where the phage is killing the E. c…
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