AI is learning the language of life.
Genomics is no longer confined to specialist laboratories. Cheap sequencing, multiomics, artificial intelligence and gene editing are beginning to move into hospitals, farms, schools, police investigations, fertility clinics, food systems and border controls.
The Genomic Power Shift is a book about what happens when biology becomes easier to read, interpret and rewrite — and who gains power when that happens.
This is not only a story about science. It is a story about medicine, identity, food, security, reproduction, inequality, access, and the future of society.
An open invitation
Contribute to the project
I am currently speaking with scientists, clinicians, founders, technologists, policymakers, ethicists, journalists, investors and public-interest leaders working at the edge of genomics, AI, gene editing and biological infrastructure.
I am especially interested in conversations about:
- genomic medicine and clinical implementation
- AI for biological interpretation
- gene editing and synthetic biology
- forensic genomics and identity
- fertility, reproduction and embryo selection
- food, agriculture and engineered biology
- biosecurity and biological risk
- global access to genomic technologies
If your work touches the genomic power shift, I would be glad to hear from you.