Why these robots might cure all diseases | IDK Show

More than half of biologists can't replicate their own experiments. Not someone else's. Their own. In biology, the smallest things change everything. A half-second delay between adding two chemicals. A slightly harder shake. A degree warmer in the room. Same experiment, different result. They call it the reproducibility crisis, and it's why AI hasn't cracked biology the way it cracked language. The data is too noisy to train on.
Medra's fix is to remove humans entirely. About a hundred robotic arms run experiments around the clock at their US lab. Cameras log every pipette angle, every shake duration, every temperature drift. An AI scientist reads the results and writes the next experiment itself.
If biology has actually been bottlenecked by data this whole time, what happens when that bottleneck breaks?

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