in AlphaGenome Atlas. The AI-powered database exceeds one petabyte and covers both coding and non-coding regions of DNA. Available free to academic researchers, the Atlas is designed to help scientists identify potentially disease-related mutations more quickly. DeepMind is also introducing an AVI score that ranks variants by their predicted impact. The predictions remain a research tool and are nota substitute for experimental validation or clinical diagnosis.

By Hugo Noirtault

Founder of Stack Chronicle and a journalist with experience across several local and national radio stations (including RTL2, Hit West, Euradio and Figaro Radio in France, and WDET in Detroit, Michigan), I began taking a deeper interest in technology in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic. I quickly realised, that few media outlets were building meaningful connections between technology, AI, finance, politics and environmental issues. That observation led to the creation of Stack Chronicle: a publication designed to help both curious readers and more informed audiences understand the technological transformations shaping our world.