Genome Computer offers private AI chat for exploring personal genome data
David Ball's $15-a-month service sends models only question-relevant variants while storing the full genome separately.
By Ryan Merket · Published
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Why it matters
Ball is turning genome privacy into infrastructure: a consumer chat proves the model, while Genome Computer's API can carry the same data layer into other health products.
David Ball (@davieball) is offering Genome Intelligence, a conversational interface for exploring genomic data with general-purpose AI models while keeping the user's complete genome in a separate store.
A repost from Robert Scoble's account carries an announcement attributed to Ball, but the original post's date is not verifiable from the available source.
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