Man's viral 'ChatGPT cured my dog' story now has a business model
Remember the guy who said he used ChatGPT and Grok to design a personalized cancer vaccine for his dog Rosie? Turns out that heartwarming, scientifically-questioned tale was also a pitch deck. Paul Conyngham has launched Gamgee, promising AI-and-genetics-powered personalized mRNA treatments, starting with dogs but eyeing humans too. He's upfront that he's 'not a biologist,' which is either refreshing honesty or exactly the red flag you'd expect before investing in vaccines designed by a chatbot.
Nothing says 'trust the science' like a founder's bio that starts with 'not a scientist.'