AI to unlock massive data buried in genomics papers' supplementary materials
lpachter · x · 2026-08-29
Lior Pachter highlights an underappreciated impact of AI on biology: the enormous amount of data skeletons buried in the supplementary materials of genomics papers are about to be unearthed. This suggests that data previously dormant due to computational limits may be revitalized through AI.
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