We are building the first post-automation biotechnology company.

We do not believe AI can rationalize new biological knowledge.

The limits of knowledge moves too fast.

But AI can do biology.

It can move liquid from A to B, take a plate out of an incubator, image autonomously.

So what happens when biology is automated?

When robots and AI can manage a lab, orchestrate experiments, collect data?

And when that happens, what will be left?

Thinking is a human trait.

Biological discovery is reserved for man.