Carbon-X author admits the DNA model is best kept to already-sequenced organisms
ATinyGreenCell · x · 2026-10-22
Follow-up on Carbon-X: a developer asked whether the DNA model works on never-before-sequenced organisms and how it could recognize unseen regulatory elements. Author Loubna Ben Allal conceded it's probably better to stick to seen organisms, while inviting users to experiment on new ones.
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