Chorus Turns Genomics Into a Conversational Interface
lucapinello · x · 2026-07-20
The post introduces **Chorus**, a “conversational genomics” interface. It argues that sequence-to-function models can already predict regulatory DNA accessibility, TF binding, expression, and splicing from sequence alone, but they remain hard to use because they require domain expertise. Chorus aims to let users “ask the genome” in a more natural conversational way, lowering the barrier to applying these models.
Related event: Anthropic Backs Chorus: An Agentic AI Framework for Genomics(3 posts)→
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