Of course the ChatGPT dog cancer vaccine spawned a startup

An Australian tech entrepreneur who used AI tools to help design a personalized mRNA cancer vaccine for his dog has launched a startup to offer similar treatments for dogs and eventually other species and humans. The entrepreneur credits the AI-assisted vaccine with shrinking his dog's tumors and extending its life, and his startup's website features the dog prominently in its marketing materials. However, reporting indicates the science behind the story is more complex than presented, with researchers noting that the broad claims gave AI too much credit while minimizing the role of human involvement. The startup represents how viral stories about AI breakthroughs can quickly become the basis for new commercial ventures.