Any bio-processes that you can think of. For example, spiders fabricate ultra-strong fibers using a few cubic millimeters. Compare that volume to the smallest K

Any bio-processes that you can think of. For example, spiders fabricate ultra-strong fibers using a few cubic millimeters. Compare that volume to the smallest Kevlar factory we can set up. A lot of applications will be about designing or adapting biological processes; so they wouldn't be enabled by just protein design but would need way more "tooling". It's worth noting that the computational viability of much of that tooling is boosted by AI as well. That I think is the main value and the "new thing": we got a new, powerful class of "hacks" that we can use to shortcut and scale in-silico bio-research.