lots of different ways, the loss of a child the potential loss of two children, the powerlessness and despair the parents would have been feeling... turning to AI which might have a positive outcome but many of us are not very trusting of the tool.
Its a sad story. I wish them well, I hope this is one of those scenarios that AI works exactly as desired.
My technical take from this story was that human-run labs turned out to be less reliable than current AI.
This is the sort of performance/quality gap that is not obviously seen (who in the general population understands lab protocols in detail?) and could be massively improved with AI.
Internet reply: this is extremely disturbing