CT-Tox LLM translates animal studies to human biology with 6x lower error
david_van_dijk · x · 2026-10-13
Celltype introduced CT-Tox, a language model that translates animal safety studies into human biology. It reads rat liver toxicity studies and predicts human response with roughly 6x lower error than the industry standard. davidvandijk notes LLMs are good at translation—and biology turns out to be one more language to translate.
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