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  • As bacteria become more and more resistant to antibiotics, like the one pictured above, scientists are developing new antibiotics. (Wikiedia Commons)
    AI Antibiotics
    Paul Patton
    Bacteria are evolving the ability to resist some of our most important antibiotics. Unless something is done, resistant strains of bacteria may kill 10 million people per year by 2050.