From Brennan Plaetzer:

Hi Tyler,

Your post yesterday argued AI will replace papers with meta-papers that synthesize, re-run, and extend prior work. I built one in oncology last month, before reading your post.

I ran my friend Omar Abdel-Wahab’s (MSK) last ten papers through an AI synthesis layer. This came out on top: an integrated, falsifiable hypothesis bridging two of his 2025 papers, one in Cancer Cell on a refractory MEK1 mutation, one in Cell on splicing-derived neoantigens. It comes with seven testable experiments his lab can run today. The move generalizes to any field: surface the questions hidden in plain view, the ones the source papers could answer with their own data but never asked.

https://page56capital.com/writings/cross-paper-synthesis

The “box” you described already exists in biology. It just doesn’t have a name there yet.

Brennan

Note that if you, in the future, do not do this kind of thing yourself, someone else, or their AI agent, will do it for you.  Solve for the equilibrium!