Roast my college startup idea

I am building a startup to create a “digital twin” of you, an AI powered virtual model that uses your genetic and behavioral data to simulate your body.

24% of all individuals are estimated to be carriers of at least one genetic condition.

For example: Drug X works well for 70% of people. For 20%, it causes mild side effects. For 10%, it is completely ineffective or even dangerous due to genetic variations. This can have dangerous consequences for serious diseases like cancer.

Our solution: a real-time virtual version of yourself that doctors and researchers can use to simulate treatments, predict outcomes, and personalize your healthcare. An AI-powered tool analyzes your genome and recommends precise tweaks (like CRISPR-based edits) to optimize your health. Doctors can test how changes in diet, exercise, or medications might affect you without trial and error in the real world.

What are the biggest flaws, challenges, or red flags you see in this idea? If it could predict a serious future health risk, but you'd have to share that data with doctors, what would you do? Would you pay a higher consultation fee for doctors who use Digital Twin for more accurate diagnosis and treatments?