When traditional medicine told Paul Conyngham his rescue dog Rosie only had months to live, he refused to accept it. With no medical background, a laptop, and a ChatGPT subscription, Paul did the unthinkable: he used artificial intelligence (AI) to design a highly personalized, custom mRNA vaccine to cure her cancer. This isn’t a sci-fi movie; it’s a real story that proves the future of personalized AI medicine is already here. If one man can orchestrate a customized genetic cure in his home office today, what will human medicine look like by the year 2040?

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