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According to a report on the US “Wall Street Journal” website on October 23, the US military has long hoped to use various new technologies to give soldiers an advantage on future battlefields. Today, a startup wants military dogs to have a similar advantage: by genetically modifying humans' “most loyal friends” to run faster, smell more sensitive, and avoid common genetic diseases. The idea of creating a “super military dog” was first proposed by Palmer Luckey, co-founder of defense technology company Andriel Industries, and Ben Ram, co-founder of bioengineering company Colossal Biosciences.
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According to a report on the US “Wall Street Journal” website on October 23, the US military has long hoped to use various new technologies to give soldiers an advantage on future battlefields. Today, a startup wants military dogs to have a similar advantage: by genetically modifying humans' “most loyal friends” to run faster, smell more sensitive, and avoid common genetic diseases. The idea of creating a “super military dog” was first proposed by Palmer Luckey, co-founder of defense technology company Andriel Industries, and Ben Ram, co-founder of bioengineering company Colossal Biosciences.
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