How to Solve AI Biosecurity - by Sophie Kim
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my best 11,600-word guess - Bioweapon.AI is finally finished!!
Some notes from me: People who aren’t worried about bioweapons are wrong. The state of biosecurity is really really really really bad and scary and alarming, even independent of AI. The U.S. has a lot of cheese. Read the full essay at Bioweapon.AI, which has better UI than Substack! I may continue editing / working on this project in the future, though will most likely be taking a break from biosecurity work for a bit to focus on other MATS research related to AI geopolitics. If anyone reading is interested in working on getting these interventions implemented, please feel free to…
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