Man Used AI to Help Design His Dog's Cancer Vaccine; Several Tumors Reportedly Shrank
hey_abusiddik · x · 2026-10-01
A widely shared case: a man used AI to help design a cancer vaccine for his own dog, and several tumors reportedly shrank afterward. Original poster Paul Conyngham says many people are asking whether this can be replicated for other dogs or humans; he is talking with everyone involved to see what's possible and has opened a Google form for interested participants.
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