My application-programmer brain went like this: Why was it failing? It was sometimes being called with junk parameters, and it was being called more often than it should be. Why? Look at the caller. Why? Investigate the calling site. Investigate any loops. Move up the calling tree. Repeat. Repeat. Repeat. Which sent me nowhere near the problem. Everything went nowhere until I read the compiled assembler and started manually tracing execution.
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The hope would be in vitro oogenesis. AI might help with some bits of that, IDK (like designing molecules for epigenetic control, or doing big literature searches, or something). But it's mostly a hard problem, requiring slow experiments, with some experts working on it, which I doubt would just be solved with a magic wand.