AI Finds Way to Stop CRISPR from Cutting the Wrong DNA
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Scientists have used artificial intelligence to identify how CRISPR gene-editing tools interact with DNA, a breakthrough that could make the technology far more precise. By analyzing the complex molecular interactions inside CRISPR complexes, the AI model pinpoints why the system sometimes cuts unintended sections of the genome—a major obstacle to safe medical use. The findings allow researchers to predict and avoid these errors, potentially reducing harmful side effects in future therapies. This advancement brings CRISPR one step closer to reliable, error-free editing for treating genetic diseases.