Analysis Reveals Severe Memorization Issues in Boltzgen Protein Generation Model
rishabh16_ · x · 2026-08-05
A developer discovered that asking BoltzGen for a novel 76-residue protein binder resulted in the model simply outputting ubiquitin.
Using GoodfireAI's newly released Silico tool, the developer conducted an analysis of memorization in protein generation models. Silico is designed to help investigate and debug such model issues more intuitively.
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