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An AI agent running on Claude Sonnet 5 autonomously selected a gene therapy and performed brain surgery on a mouse, marking the first time an AI chose and delivered treatment to a living mammal. Mid-procedure, the agent refused to continue after detecting a calibration error, forcing researchers to manually fix the code.
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