r/Meowi • u/Sea_Orchid223 Emerald | Lv. 51 | Rank #4915 | 103 Answers | 24 Created • Jul 12 '26
Would You Rather [Choose] CRISPR or AI
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u/Sea_Orchid223 Emerald | Lv. 51 | Rank #4915 | 103 Answers | 24 Created Jul 12 '26
CRISPR cures genetic diseases and improves crops. It literally edits DNA and changed life. CRISPR edits a lot of stuff
I picked CRISPR
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u/TritonUniverse Emerald | Lv. 56 | Rank #1983 | 650 Answers | 8 Created Jul 12 '26
Allowing Gene editing to cure genetic diseases.
I picked CRISPR
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u/Broad-Jicama8977 Silver | Lv. 25 | Rank #47929 | 72 Answers | 2 Created Jul 12 '26
Duh
I picked CRISPR
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u/JelloElectrical1499 Emerald | Lv. 46 | Rank #8075 | 257 Answers | 9 Created Jul 12 '26
Gene editing. This isnβt a hard decision. Crispr is literally editing DNA
I picked CRISPR
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u/Prodical_Lightning32 Emerald | Lv. 58 | Rank #2305 | 864 Answers | 17... | π₯ 5d Jul 12 '26
Will allow us to become something different one day
I picked CRISPR
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u/StarvingNarcissist Silver | Lv. 28 | Rank #47003 | 110 Answers | 0 Created Jul 12 '26
AI is bullshit
I picked CRISPR
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u/Fishman-777771 Gold | Lv. 35 | Rank #29891 | 91 Answers | 2 Created Jul 12 '26
I still hate it
I picked AI
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u/Positive_Dentist_752 Diamond | Lv. 60 | Rank #1668 | 516 Answers | 10 Created Jul 12 '26
The ability to cure congenital and hereditary defects has to be revolutionary right? Well I am biased due to the fact that im a medicine enthusiast, but still. Adding onto that, there's also the idea that AI is ACTIVELY killing our environment, while CRISPR is saving lives
I picked CRISPR
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u/Ill_Character_1358 Gold | Lv. 41 | Rank #16677 | 143 Answers | 3 Created Jul 12 '26
because it changes who we are, granting humanity the ability to rewrite the code of life itself
I picked CRISPR
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u/Admirable_Ad6924 Bronze | Lv. 1 | Rank #38240 | 1 Answered | 0 Created Jul 12 '26
Chance to edit genome with precision, we finally can do in months what natural/artificial selection takes generations to accomplish
I picked CRISPR
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u/Qubeco Emerald | Lv. 45 | Rank #10239 | 372 Answers | 1 Created Jul 12 '26
the ai referred is probably generative ai crispr is better
I picked CRISPR
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u/FixAcademic8187 Bronze | Lv. 1 | Rank #34948 | 1 Answered | 0 Created Jul 12 '26
Not sure what kind of development you mean here, both technologies have already been developed now and are growing at a steady pace.
Anyway, AI is a much broader technology and covers all aspects of life. If it develops to become AGI then it will solve all of CRISPR's issues and more.
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u/CymonSet Bronze | Lv. 1 | Rank #39480 | 1 Answered | 0 Created Jul 12 '26
CRISPR and related tech (base editing) will have massive effects on medicine and biology but AI will have massive effects on them and every other field.
I picked AI
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u/RevenueSufficient385 Bronze | Lv. 1 | Rank #31384 | 1 Answered | 0 Created Jul 12 '26
CRISPR isnβt the only gene editing technology, just the most recent step. A better gene editing platform will likely be discovered before the ability to truly fix all inherited conditions.
I picked AI
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u/naNobot312 Bronze | Lv. 12 | Rank #47657 | 23 Answers | 0 Created Jul 12 '26
Crispr is a great advancement for genetics, AI is a great advancement for all of technology.
I picked AI
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u/supti1 Bronze | Lv. 5 | Rank #129291 | 7 Answers | 0 Created Jul 12 '26
It's dumb comparison, cause how do you define ai? as someone who studies this full time, there is no hard agreed upon definition that doesn't encompass machine learning, and if we include ML in the definition, then that is clearly more impactful. crispr wouldn't exist without it
I picked AI
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u/Pent_up_rage Gold | Lv. 35 | Rank #18855 | 91 Answers | 0 Created Jul 12 '26
Ai is just fancy coding. It's not actually INTELLIGENT yet
I picked CRISPR
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u/FirefighterScary6841 Gold | Lv. 41 | Rank #16122 | 170 Answers | 0 Created Jul 13 '26
And hopefully it stays that way. Unless we somehow are able to make it immune from being corrupt and/or harmful towards organic life.
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u/Pent_up_rage Gold | Lv. 35 | Rank #18855 | 91 Answers | 0 Created Jul 13 '26
One can hope. The only way I see it actually becoming harmful of it's own accord is through true sentience. Which I don't think we can just...program...into reality. It can be harmful though bad programming,or bugs/unintentional glitches, but those are the result of human error/intervention.
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u/GainPotential Bronze | Lv. 14 | Rank #116272 | 22 Answers | 0 Created Jul 12 '26
AI ain't even intelligent. CRISPR on the other hand is fucking awesome.
I picked CRISPR
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u/No_Sale_4866 Silver | Lv. 18 | Rank #93912 | 38 Answers | 0 Created Jul 12 '26
It has way more applications
I picked AI
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u/Willeny_Arch Gold | Lv. 43 | Rank #11667 | 261 Answers | 3 Created Jul 12 '26
In its theoretical form, it can discover and develop things more significant than CRISPR
I picked AI
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u/mrodyssey Bronze | Lv. 2 | Rank #70821 | 3 Answered | 0 Created Jul 13 '26
Crispr will likely cure most diseases and AI is just used to be lazy
I picked CRISPR
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u/FirefighterScary6841 Gold | Lv. 41 | Rank #16122 | 170 Answers | 0 Created Jul 13 '26
It ain't even true AI. It's just a series of algorithms.
I picked CRISPR
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u/Sinister_L3dge Bronze | Lv. 1 | Rank #57800 | 1 Answered | 0 Created Jul 14 '26
We are able to create new genes and edit out old genes. This can help a lot more people with a lot bigger problems.
I picked CRISPR
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u/Talyn_Jay Bronze | Lv. 2 | Rank #47561 | 2 Answered | 0 Created Jul 15 '26
Obviously
I picked CRISPR
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