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AIs with advanced biological knowledge could quickly end up being superpowers in the international arena. Compared with other forms of WMDs, the production of bioweapons doesn't need a huge amount of industrial capabilities. An AI that had the know-how to make bioweapons wouldn't necessarily need to use them -... show more

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Sanjay "John"4 个月前

LOL these dummies are scared of their own shadows-one day viruses, another day AI. Bioweapons are FAKE, they cannot or do not exist. The creators risk their own annihilation. Using a software garble AI to make bioweapons-faker beats fake. All bullshxx of fake science.

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Inflectiv AI ⧉4 个月前

AI systems with advanced scientific reasoning raise difficult questions around openness and access control. The challenge is balancing beneficial research acceleration with misuse prevention.

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quetzal_rainbow4 个月前

>the production of bioweapons doesn't need a huge amount of industrial capabilities No, it actually needs huge amount of industrial capabilities. USSR had entire biotech industry running for it

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SaturnMarkus4 个月前

Link to the pod episode, please?

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