Arc Institute

7 statements across 1 episodes · 6 bullish · 0 bearish · 4 people on the record · first statement Feb 25, 2025 by Johnny Yu · said 14 times in 1 episodes since 2025 · across every show →

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Feb 25, 2025 positive
Assertion Supported
Johnny Yu: Tahoe-100 is the world's largest single-cell RNA sequencing dataset
“So Tahoe 100 is the world's biggest single cell RNA sequencing data set, and it enables basically a ton of machine learning applications, including things like the virtual cell, but it also enables a lot of drug discovery applications, and broadly in the conte…”
Johnny Yu Feb 25, 2025 ▶ 1:40 No Priors Ep. 103 | With Vevo Therapeutics and the Arc Institute
Feb 25, 2025 positive
Disclosure
Burke: Arc Institute built SC Basecamp with 230M single cells
“We've created something called SC Basecamp and you can almost think of it like the Google crawler and index, so we've built this agent that goes onto the internet, And basically mines public single cell sequenced RNA data, and then curates it in a very sort of…”
Dave Burke Feb 25, 2025 ▶ 27:51 No Priors Ep. 103 | With Vevo Therapeutics and the Arc Institute
Feb 25, 2025 bullish
Assertion Partly supported
Yu: Tahoe dataset doubles a decade of cumulative single-cell data
“And so this data set, it is basically doubling the size of all the data that's out there cumulatively over the past decade. It covers 50 different cancer models from different patients, so it's cells from 50 different patients. 1200 drug treatments, so it's a …”
Johnny Yu Feb 25, 2025 ▶ 9:51 No Priors Ep. 103 | With Vevo Therapeutics and the Arc Institute
Feb 25, 2025 positive
Insight
Burke: Transcriptomic level is the right abstraction for cell modeling
“And so I think our belief around the room is the right level of abstraction is at the sort of transcriptomic level because you have these very complex gene pathways. And so whenever a cell is changing to its environment reacting, that it will be reflected and …”
Dave Burke Feb 25, 2025 ▶ 41:59 No Priors Ep. 103 | With Vevo Therapeutics and the Arc Institute
Feb 25, 2025 bullish
Assertion Supported
Hsu: Biological scaling laws hold across proteins, DNA, and inference compute
“We've, we're seeing evidence of scaling laws in biology across proteins, right? That's been shown in the protein language models across DNA, which is what we've shown in our EVO series of models from ARC. We're also seeing inference time scaling laws which in,…”
Patrick Hsu Feb 25, 2025 ▶ 22:27 No Priors Ep. 103 | With Vevo Therapeutics and the Arc Institute
Feb 25, 2025
Assertion Not checkable as stated
Goodarzi: Cell state AI is data-limited, unlike compute-constrained DNA models
“When it comes to, for example, DNA language models, again, thanks to the field and decades of having sequenced a ton of genomes we are not as much data limited, but Compute and specifically context and how long we can actually consume DNA and what size of inpu…”
Hani Goodarzi Feb 25, 2025 ▶ 6:28 No Priors Ep. 103 | With Vevo Therapeutics and the Arc Institute
Feb 25, 2025 bullish
Assertion Supported
Burke: Evo 2 trained on 9.3 trillion nucleotides predicts BRCA1 pathogenicity
“Like, if you look at the EVO II model, we trained it on 9.3 trillion nucleotides, but we didn't tell it anything about DNA. We just like, here's a lot of DNA on the planet across, you know, every single piece of DNA we could get a hold of. And then what di…”
Dave Burke Feb 25, 2025 ▶ 54:27 No Priors Ep. 103 | With Vevo Therapeutics and the Arc Institute
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