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Behind the Curtain: The AI titans' biggest private fear
AI experts warn that advanced models could enable bad actors to create deadly pathogens before detection systems are ready. A study by MIT FutureTech and University of Queensland found a 12% risk of AI causing catastrophic outcomes by 2030, with bioweapon development as a top concern. Major AI leaders recently signed an open letter urging safeguards against AI-derived bioweapons.
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