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The biosecurity tooling was published in Nature today and lets researchers watermark AI-generated proteins.
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Biosecurity is one of the most urgent challenges for the AI era. Bringing SynthID to biology so AI-generated proteins can be watermarked is a critical step - and we’re open sourcing SynthID Bio tools so the research community can build on this work. Published in @Nature today, congrats to the team!Read original on X
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