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Can AI "change the rules of the game" in biological weapons development?
MI5 chief Ken McCallum warned that AI could significantly impact the development of biological weapons, aiding both lone actors and well-resourced organizations. AI chatbots could facilitate information gathering and experiment planning, raising concerns.
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- MI5 chief Ken McCallum warned that AI could significantly impact the development of biological weapons, aiding both lone actors and well-resourced organizations
- AI chatbots could facilitate information gathering and experiment planning, raising concerns.
Can AI "change the rules of the game" in biological weapons development?
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