The Hook
“What does it mean to solve biology?”
Problem Agitation
“Solving biology means advancing AI's next frontier and its most consequential. It means going beyond the biology captured in textbooks and human language, to engineer AI that learns directly from the language of life itself.”
Problem Agitation
“It means discovering the next breakthrough, like we did with long-context architectures in Hyena and generative genomics in Evo. It means bridging the digital and physical worlds to turn biology into a language that AI can learn at scale. And ultimately, it requires building a model that matches the complexity of biology itself. Solving biology means creating an AI capable of general biological intelligence.”
Product Reveal
“Omnii-1. A system that can learn directly from raw scientific data across modalities and scales. That requires designing an AI stack around biology itself: from tokenization to architecture, and algorithms that scale intelligence at every stage, from pre-training to post-training and at inference time. A model that can apply what it learns in one domain of biology to another, even to problems it was never explicitly trained to solve. And a learning system capable of connecting all of biology, from molecules to entire genomes.”
Feature Teaser
“Solving biology means a model that can identify genetic changes linked to disease, and diagnose cancer earlier with blood-derived DNA analysis. It means the possibility of personalized medicine with treatments designed by AI for each person's individual biology. And the ability to detect new biological threats in minutes instead of weeks, right in the field. It means designing proteins to separate rare earth metals, enabling cleaner recovery for materials used in electronics and clean energy, and opening up new possibilities where existing treatments fall short, including the first AI-generated phage therapy ever administered to a patient.”
Call to Action
“So what does it mean to solve biology? I think it means turning biology from something we observe into something we understand. And from something we understand into something we can design. And from something we can design into... into something that can change what's possible for life.”
Synthesizable in Remotion · key components of the deeptech-manifesto-grid template.
Central model node expanding connection lines to child capability cards with smooth spring physics.
Use interpolate on scale and opacity keyed to frame count, rendering svg lines using strokeDashoffset synced to child node emergence.
Scientific bounding boxes snapping onto microscopic and anatomical targets with coordinates.
Absolute positioned div with red border strokes driven by spring-based scaleX and coordinate text updating via useCurrentFrame.
Grid of varied biological imagery smoothly collapsing into a diagonal ribbon.
Map an array of assets applying staggered translate and rotate transforms using interpolate and spring.
Purpose. Frame the mission scope.
Execution. Minimal text prompt cut against industrial warehouse conversation.
Purpose. Establish scientific credibility.
Execution. Rapid succession of published models and code outputs.
Purpose. Unveil the core platform engine.
Execution. Diagrammatic pipeline flows and multi-modal image matrices.
Purpose. Demonstrate wide-reaching real-world utility.
Execution. Interactive node graph fanning out to diagnostics, materials, and therapies.
Purpose. Consolidate the founding philosophy.
Execution. Collaborative round-table dialogue resolving into glowing brand mark.
Objective
Launch an autonomous AI materials science lab platform.How the recipe adapts
Replace biological sequencing with crystalline lattice visuals, swapping genomics nodes for alloy synthesis, battery chemistry, and semiconductor property cards while preserving the founder-interview manifesto structure.Scene durations (5 scenes, 155s)
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