Omnii-1 genome model ships; its AI-designed phages first ever dosed to a human patient
brandondamos · x · 2026-10-21
Genome AI company launches Omnii-1, its most powerful genome language model, trained over just a few months, with application breadth the team says surprised even them — a lesson in scaling across parameters, data, context, tasks and modalities. The quoted post reveals the headline fact: Omnii-1 designed the world's first AI-generated bacteriophages administered to a human patient with an antibiotic-resistant infection under compassionate use, a milestone toward general biological intelligence.
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