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Let me explain what just happened. OpenAI pointed thousands of AI agents at millions of mouse brain cells and got new leads on brain diseases like Parkinson’s in 32 minutes. Each agent took one gene disruption, analyzed how the cells responded, searched the scientific literature, and proposed an explanation. Then all the reports were stitched into one big map linking genes, cell effects, papers, and possible mechanisms. Humans doing this one gene at a time would need months to a year. Two…