could this be used with a nebula genomic sequence to find pathogenic sequences?

This Google blog post is a distilled version of a Deep Mind blog post:

https://deepmind.google/blog/alphagenome-atlas-a-predictive-...

They are only announcing a cache. The origin for the cache is not discussed.

In particular, the question of whether to trust the predictions is not addressed. For that, I think the citation is from January:

https://www.nature.com/articles/s41586-025-10014-0

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hmm gate keeping the database to elitist institutions and private businesses, I'm excited for the future!

All controlled by an adCompany.

That is outright scary. Science is being slurped up here.

unleash gemini 4 stop saving dario

the Google DeepMind PR team can't catch a break, shame it makes no sense to me - if someone's in the field maybe they could explain to the rest of us if this is a big deal, just a PR move, or nah?

not my field so I can't judge how useful it is but assuming this data can be used for drug discovery and their ToS limiting to non-commercial use only. Does DeepMind plan on selling this data to pharmaceutical companies?

Google doing work to uncover the pandoras box of genetics? How long before they shove this under the rug...