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00:04In order to effectively prevent the harm caused by certain viruses to the human body
00:07Vaccination is a simple and safe method.
00:11As artificial intelligence (AI) becomes more and more powerful
00:14Developing vaccines may become increasingly easier in the future.
00:18The University of Cambridge announced a [project/initiative] yesterday.
00:21A landmark research achievement
00:24The first experimental universal vaccine designed and developed by AI
00:29The first human trial has been successfully completed.
00:32It is worth mentioning
00:33This universal vaccine developed by AI
00:36It can fight against multiple coronaviruses
00:39That includes Severe Respiratory Syndrome (SARS).
00:42Middle East Respiratory Syndrome (MERS) and COVID-19, etc.
00:45It could even intercept viruses that could trigger the next pandemic.
00:50This latest research finding, published in the British Journal of Infectious Diseases
00:54It will display
00:55This universal vaccine, designed by AI, is currently...
00:58Phase I human trials have been completed.
01:01A total of 39 healthy adults aged 18 to 50 participated.
01:06and
01:06The main purpose is to test the safety and tolerability of the vaccine.
01:09Preliminary results show
01:11AI-developed vaccines can moderately stimulate an immune response.
01:15Moreover, no serious side effects were observed.
01:18anyway
01:19This research is still in its early stages.
01:21However, the research team has already begun simultaneous research and development.
01:25Vaccines that can combat influenza and Ebola
01:28So how exactly did AI develop such a powerful vaccine?
01:33In short
01:34Researchers used AI technology to analyze known coronaviruses worldwide.
01:38Toxic gene data
01:39Finding the key that is common to the entire virus family and does not easily mutate
01:44structure
01:45Thus, a superantigen was designed.
01:47Such superantigens can train the immune system.
01:50Not just resisting a certain strain
01:52It can also resist the entire family of coronaviruses.
01:56Even if the virus mutates
01:59Or a new virus may have been transmitted from animals to humans.
02:02Superantigens can also be dealt with.
02:05The professor who led the research explained
02:07The traditional vaccine research model is based on the observation of a virus after its emergence.
02:11Only scientists can perform gene sequencing.
02:14Start designing vaccines
02:15Then conduct clinical trials and other procedures.
02:18However, like the coronavirus and influenza virus
02:21Because it is prone to mutation
02:23Therefore, vaccines developed may quickly become ineffective.
02:27It's like a dog chasing its own tail.
02:30Always one step behind
02:32However, now there are game-changing AIs.
02:35In the future, the virus may not have yet broken out and become an epidemic.
02:38AI has already developed a vaccine.
02:41Scientists can now move beyond passively chasing viruses.
02:45It has become capable of actively intercepting viruses.
02:54It has become a proactive and passionate phenomenon.
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