Gordon predicts that government oversight mechanisms will remain focused on cyber risks rather than biological/chemical weapons risks in the near term.
“There is awareness that they exist, but, you know, all of the potential mechanisms and oversight is really focused mostly on the cyber side. They don't have a proposed mechanism or protocols to do the assessment for biological and chemical weapons risk.”
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disputableGovernment establishes formal assessment protocols and mechanisms for AI-enabled biological/chemical weapons risks comparable to cyber oversight.
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