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In the de-extinction pathway, CRISPR is responsible for changing, synthetic biology is responsible for building and regulating, and AI is responsible for searching for feasible solutions among the vast space of possible options; de-extinction is seen as a systems engineering effort highly dependent on interdisciplinary infrastructure.
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