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The rapid rise of AI is only making this problem more prevalent. In 2022—months before ChatGPT was released, bringing large language models to the masses—an AI designed to develop drugs invented 40,000 new chemical weapons in a mere six hours. In 2023, AI was used to provide a recipe for poisonous chloramine gas, which it called “Aromatic Water Mix.” AI experts and government officials have been warning for years that AI could spark the next pandemic and be an unparalleled tool in the hands of terrorists.
Nothing comes without harm, AI isn't a spare.
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So we covered this in the House Bipartisan AI Task Force with a multitude of people and the biggest issue isn't necessarily AI its DNA/mRNA synthesizers. However, those while also becoming a bigger thing are still far from being super widespread. It is something we do have to be aware of and try to set guardrails and prevent from occurring nonetheless!
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