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For Absci, the big-picture belief is that its generative AI platform can repeatedly produce differentiated biologics that translate into clinically meaningful drugs, not just clever models. The first-in-human dosing of ABS-201 matters here because it turns the AI story into a real clinical asset, and introduces a clearer catalyst path around the 2026 alopecia readout and the planned 2027 endometriosis interim data. In the near term, though, the stock still trades on execution and balance sheet risk: Absci has minimal revenue, ongoing losses above US$100,000,000 a year, recent dilution through follow-on offerings, and less than a year of cash runway. The ABS-201 milestone adds scientific validation to the narrative, but it does not immediately resolve funding needs or the uncertainty that comes with a volatile share price.
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