Meet Five Synthetic Biology Companies Using AI To Engineer Biology

TVs and radios blare that "artificial intelligence is coming," and it will take your job and beat you at chess. But AI is already here, and it can beat you -- and the world's best -- at chess. In 2012, it was also used by Google to identify cats in YouTube videos. Today, it's the reason Teslas have Autopilot and Netflix and Spotify seem to "read your mind." Now, AI is changing the field of synthetic biology and how we engineer biology.