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AI•September 19, 2026 at 12:06 AM•1 min

Anthropic Confirms It Operates a Wet Biology Lab for AI-Driven Experiments

Anthropic confirmed it runs a Bay Area wet biology lab to let its AI models test biological hypotheses in real life, and it's also launching a Life Sciences Verification Program for vetted researchers.

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Anthropic Confirms It Operates a Wet Biology Lab for AI-Driven Experiments

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