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Bioweapons Threat Remains Serious Even Before AI Enters the Picture

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Science journalist Annie Jacobsen has written a new book examining the dangers of biological warfare. In it, she argues that the threat of bioweapons is already severe without factoring in artificial intelligence. Scientists currently possess the knowledge and tools to manipulate nature in ways that could cause extinction-level events. Jacobsen's work highlights that existing biotechnology capabilities alone are sufficient cause for serious concern among policymakers and the public.

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