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“When they're all in a pool, you eliminate all of those artifacts, and all of a sudden you have the ability to measure a genome-wide CRISPR screen, basically, so, 20,000 genes in the genome, all modifying the same cellular background in the same dish with a dif…”

“What brought me back to this field back in 2016 post Coursera was the realization that we can now finally, for the first time, measure biology at scale, both at the cellular level, sometimes at subcellular level, and at the organism level via ways of quantitat…”

“Which is one of the reasons why we spend so much of our time building robots, because they do the same thing over and over again.”

“So one of the things that we have at Insitro that is truly unique is we have a data factory. We have put together the tools that have been developed by people who are taking pluripotent stem cells, which are cells from you or me or anyone in this audience and …”

“Look, it's just like GPT, but for cells.”

“It's impossible to run this instrument without AI being built into it, because you can't even segment the cells. You can't call the barcodes. I mean, all of it is an AI-enabled architecture. Every part of our technology stack is intrinsically AI-enabled.”

“And this notion of, you know, we can cure lots of mice is, is something that really drove our discovery strategy at in situ, which is all of our work is done in human and human derived systems.”

“The hope is that by the end of the Of this decade, we will have built this process, we will have run through it a number of times, we will have delivered some medicines to patients in our first tranche of indications, but then we will have learned enough from …”