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by a-dub
10 days ago
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two scenarios i could think of where there's additional risk for bio/nuclear weapons 1) basement lab leaks and 2) improving quality of execution for shops that are already resourced enough to hire experts but maybe they're not that great. i think the correct answer is probably to funnel more money to global (bio)security initiatives and maybe use ai leverage as a way to get more of the world on board. (some kind of access to nvidia or cloud ai or whatever in exchange for policy commitments deal- while that leverage lasts). |
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