A Dallas-based biotechnology company is using a newly developed artificial intelligence platform to move its dodo revival research forward, Audacy reports. The effort is tied to Colossal, the company behind the de-extinction work, according to Dallas News.
Coverage of the development also appeared under the headline "Can Scientists Bring the Dodo Back to Life? New AI Breakthrough," published by News of Bahrain. The reports frame the AI platform as a tool supporting the broader project rather than a completed revival.
The dodo was a flightless bird native to Mauritius that went extinct centuries ago, and bringing it back has become one of the higher-profile goals in the de-extinction field. The reporting does not specify how the AI platform is used in the research, what stage the work has reached, or when any results might be expected.
Audacy's report centers on the Dallas firm's role in advancing the effort, while Dallas News identifies Colossal as the company using the new AI platform. Neither outlet, in the material available, provides technical details or timelines.
What to watch next: whether Colossal or the Dallas firm releases specifics on the AI platform's function and any milestones in the dodo project.
