Engineer deploys hundreds of parallel AI agents to work on a type 1 diabetes cure
Scobleizer · x · 2026-09-10
Engineer michaelfester announces a project with his wife Marie to work on a type 1 diabetes cure, inspired by recent AI-driven math breakthroughs including the announced Navier–Stokes solution. They run hundreds of AI agents in parallel — testing ideas, discarding failures, doubling down on what works — targeting beta cell production, cell survival, and immune protection, with published results so far. The end goal: a "world biology model" of type 1 diabetes to guide gene and cell therapy research.
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