AI and biology, for general readers · 2026
The Machines That Read Us
How AI Learned to Read, Write, and Edit Life and What Comes Next for Medicine, Aging, Food, and You
by Suryaprakash Tripathy · Kindle · Paperback · Hardcover
About this book
A clear, current account of what AI has really changed in biology, written for readers with no science background. It runs from the first human genome draft through protein folding, drug discovery, gene editing, self-driving labs, medical AI, ageing research and food. Each technology is placed on a six-rung evidence ladder, so you see the reasoning behind every verdict.
Who it's for
- Curious general readers
- Professionals tracking AI in health and food
- Anyone tired of AI-biology hype
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